🚨 Special Judge Susan Worthington and Judge Michael Kulling let Jesse Butler walk free after he brutally raped and strangled two girls.
One of the victims needed neck surgery.
Butler faced up to 78 years.
Instead, he got a rehabilitation plan and walked free without serving a single day in prison.
The case was dismissed.
Oklahoma …. You have a problem. Remove these Judges
It is a sad day indeed when leaders use their authority in ways that cause harm, feed ego, or damage individuals who have spent their lives in service to others.
Dr. Fauci deserves better.
I’m old enough to remember when we used to call examples like @AbdulElSayed “The American Dream”
Michigander born to immigrants, attends UM, then Oxford on Rhodes Scholarship & Columbia for his MD.
His commencement address mentions:
“…audacity to believe we can change this world…”
The Incident: On April 25, 1980, the Trump Organization executed an eviction against Mary Filan, a 74-year-old widow who was partially paralyzed from a recent stroke.
The Location: The eviction occurred at her rent-controlled apartment in Flushing, Queens, where she had lived for over 30 years.
The Dispute: The Trump Organization claimed she owed four months of back rent. However, Filan maintained that her rent was fully paid, stating that her last bill was a minor balance of $10.20, which she had already cleared.
The Aftermath: City marshals and moving crews removed her belongings—including her furniture and jewelry—leaving her sitting on a laundry hamper in the apartment. Due to the trauma and her medical condition, neighbors and city social services arranged for her immediate admission to a local hospital.
Joe Conason for the Village Voice in May 1980 under the headline "Trump Evicts Stroke Victim, 74." The case also received brief coverage in The New York Times. When questioned at the time, a spokesperson for the Trump Organization stated that management handled those issues and that they "don't get involved with individual cases."
BREAKING: Companies affiliated with Donald Trump's sons have won over $3 BILLION in government contracts.
@RepRobertGarcia and I are pushing for an investigation.
The former US soldier who was dragged away and detained in the US Senate for saying, "Nobody wants to die for Israel," chanted "Free Palestine" after being released.
BREAKING: Bernie Sanders just introduced the Guaranteed Paid Vacation Act — a bill to guarantee at least two weeks of paid vacation to every full-time worker in America. Over 90 other members of Congress have already signed on to the legislation.
Funny how they're sooo concerned about little girls in public restrooms, but not at all for all the little girls imprisoned in ICE facilities suddenly becoming impregnated.
EXCLUSIVE: New Mexico’s entire congressional delegation is demanding answers from Pete Hegseth after Pentagon GPS jamming was linked to a deadly medical plane crash that killed four people. https://t.co/MS3eaMOT7w
🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent admitted, ON VIDEO, that he had no legal justification to keep questioning a U.S. citizen about his immigration status…
But continued harassing him anyway, while illegally detaining him… in Eagle, Idaho.
In the video, mask ICE agents approach a construction site. One masked agent orders a man to put down the pole he’s carrying, so he can question him… while another agent walks up to a man who is setting concrete.
The man setting concrete tells the agent he isn’t going to talk to him because he’s working.
The agent ignores him and says…
“Where were you born? We are looking for someone.”
The man tells him he doesn’t care who they’re looking for… He’s working.
Instead of leaving him alone, the agent gets in his way, and demands his identification.
The man says he doesn’t have an ID on him… So, the agent demands his name.
The man tells him he’s a legal U.S. citizen, and that’s all he needs to tell him.
The agent ignores that, and keeps harassing him with…
Where were you born?
Where are you from?
The United States?
The U.S. citizens keeps trying to tell the agent he needs to work before the concrete is sets, and tries to walk away.
But the agent keeps following and blocking the U.S. citizen until he finally tells the agent to get off of him, and demands the agent’s name and badge number.
The agent responds… “I’m asking YOU the questions.”
Then, another agent says, “Let’s go.”
And the agent finally walks away, saying…
“Okay, that’s fine. HE’S NOT OUR GUY ANYWAY.”
THEN WHY THE HELL DID YOU KEEP HARASSING HIM?!
ICE cannot just stop or detain someone because they want to know where they were born.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable seizures, and ICE agents need reasonable suspicion to detain someone for immigration questioning.
And if this was just a “voluntary conversation,” the man was free to walk away.
Instead, the agent followed him, blocked him from working, repeatedly demanded his identity and birthplace, and continued confronting him AFTER he tried to walk away.
And that should piss everyone off.
Because this wasn’t about finding the person they were looking for…
The agent admitted that he KNEW the man wasn’t their guy.
But that didn’t stop the armed federal agent from following and harassing a U.S. citizen.
And it’s exactly how constitutional rights disappear… one “small” violation at a time… until we’re expected to accept the government treating our rights like they’re optional.
My son works full time here in Florida. Let me run his numbers.
State minimum wage is $14/hour. He's at $15.
40 hours a week = $600/week
That's about $2,600/month before taxes.
Florida has no state income tax the thing they sell you on. So after federal and FICA he takes home roughly $2,200.
Average one-bedroom in our area runs about $1,600.
That's 73% of his entire paycheck gone to rent before he eats a single meal.
Leaves him around $600 a month for:
- groceries
- gas
- car insurance
- health insurance
- phone
- emergencies
- savings
Car insurance alone eats a third of that in this state.
He works 40 hours a week and cannot save a dollar. Not because he's careless because there's nothing left to be careless with.
I spent thirty years paying off a house here. He's doing the same job I did at his age and he can't afford a one-bedroom.
That's not a discipline problem. That's not avocado toast.
The floor moved and nobody lowered the ceiling.
Working full time should cover a roof. In Florida it barely covers the rent on one.