This woman. It seems like she should be a much better person than she actually is, although she’s married to Stephen Miller (yuck), so being a nasty person apparently goes with the territory. Prejudiced is an understatement. Nasty is an understatement. There is not a word strong enough to describe her *or* her husband. Respect to Raw Story:
A social media post by the wife of Donald Trump adviser Stephen Miller took center stage on MS NOW on Friday morning as part of a discussion over a controversial Supreme Court ruling on Thursday. On “Morning Joe,” the panel was discussing the majority opinion from Justice Sam Alito, who wrote that he saw nothing racist in Trump’s outrageous comments about Somali and Haitian immigrants, which earned the conservative jurist a lecture from Justice Elena Kagan in her dissent.
That’s … rude. And disgusting. No wonder Trump likes him so much. Nothing racist? What planet is Alito from? There is no need for that these days. None! We work very hard at not being racist because it does no good except to make people angry. The amount of ego-boost someone gets from such nonsense is not worth it …. unless someone lives that way. Then they’re used to it. Ick.
As the segment was wrapping up, co-host Jontahn Lemire asked legal analyst Lisa Rubin about Katie Miller inserting herself into the national conversation with her remark on X. “Lisa, I’m going to go to the Rev [Al Sharpton] with a question, but before I do, Katie Miller, the wife of Stephen Miller, who is the architect of this policy, tell our viewers her response.”
“Yeah, I mean this was racist going in, and it was racist coming out,” Rubin replied, “Because Katie Miller yesterday wrote that this was a ‘great day for the dogs and cats of Springfield.’”
What. The. Hell. It was bad enough with JD Ass Vance and his conspiracy theory, but then this? There is really no condoning violence, but this encourages slapping. A whole *lot* of slapping. For all three of them. Let’s have a fest with Katie, Stephen, and JD. Sound like fun? Yes, of course, no actual slapping would be done. It is impossible to understand how someone could come out and say such a thing.
“When I read that at my desk, I literally gasped so loudly that half the reporters in my line of the newsroom looked around to see what I was reacting to,” she recalled. “A reminder, of course, it was Springfield, Ohio — that was the conspiracy theory ahead of the 2024 election, that Haitians were attacking the pets of that hometown,” Lemire offered before adding, “Stephen Miller did a victory lap yesterday. Other voices on the right, Megan Kelly in particular, said some pretty loathsome racist things you know, about this celebration, celebrating this decision.”
Consider the sources. That’s something to learn. Just because someone *can* be racist, doesn’t mean they *should* be. If someone has to cut someone else down to feel good about themselves, something is wrong. And regrettably, there is racism everywhere across the world. We don’t have to follow the example of those three, or Trump, or Alito.
Ok, enough with the preaching. See you soon!
Friends, I know everybody begs you for money. I promise you that, of all the outlets bugging you for spare change, we are the smallest and the hardest-working. We’re a bunch of old, disabled people, except one writer in his mid-50s. But the rest of us are in our sixties and seventies, and this is a labor of love. All we’re asking for is the ability to continue our quest to tell the truth about Trump and help ensure democracy survives. If you can help, please do. Thank you. Ursula
