The state has more than met its burden of proof. It has demonstrated beyond even the smallest fraction of doubt that:
1) She killed her kids intentionally.
2) She was methodical, systematic, and determined while killing her kids.
3) She engaged in premeditation and planning before killing her kids.
4) She clearly demonstrated both before and after the crime that she knew it was wrong to harm her children.
The first point should be enough to send her away forever. The second seals the deal. The third and the fourth remove even the faintest hints of any lingering doubts that the most gullible person might have.
This is one of the most open and shut murder cases we’ve ever seen.
A mistrial is a better outcome than the alternative, but that doesn't change the insane and shameful fact that a woman brutally slaughtered all of her children, confessed to the crime, and was not convicted for it. This country is in a very dark place.
The sympathy for Lindsay Clancy is not only morally repugnant and insane but dangerous. There’s no telling how many unbalanced women are now going to follow her lead. Pray for the children whose lives are now in jeopardy thanks to the retarded TikTok feminist hordes.
A while back my buddy Newdy and I were looking around the clover plot at my house for 4 leaf clovers. I eventually found one, but shortly thereafter, he found a 5 Leaf Clover and I thought to myself, “Man, how lucky do you have to be to find a 5 Leaf Clover?” Didn’t think too much of it at the time but wrote that down as a title in my phone.
A few weeks later, I was writing with Jessi Alexander and Chase McGill and it came up. It still wasn’t really anything that jumped off the page to me, but I shared the idea and guitar melody I had with them and they loved it. We ended up writing the song that day.
I eventually started playing it at shows and posting a video of the song, and y’all quickly let me know it was one I had to record; that’s why I’m super pumped for y’all to finally hear it THIS Friday, March 17!
Mike forgot he’s coaching dallas and not Green Bay. Dude is trash. Acting like he’s coaching flag football and madden mobile. Mikes gotta go. DO BETTER.
Meet Ray Ruschel, a 49-year-old backup defensive lineman for @ndscswildcats, who perseveres and motivates his younger teammates.
"[If he's able to] work graveyard shifts, make it to every class, we have no excuse to not succeed and do our best as well."