The California government is such a dystopia that they are denying our lawful records request on the argument that "the public interest served by not disclosing the record clearly outweighs the public interest served by disclosure of the record."
They've gone full Orwell.
The Ohio doc charged with killing his own kid by shoving abortion drugs down his ex's throat? He's only facing a max of five years in jail.
https://t.co/mwXqz9NPdo
Senator, your imprudent one-sided voice should disturb every American.
Every ledger has two sides.
Every balance sheet.
Every policy decision.
To amplify only one side while erasing the other is dishonest at best and insidious at worst.
Why can’t you find your voice for innocent victims of illegal immigrant crime like Katie Abraham?
It seems you are struggling to understand a few things, so let me try plainly:
1. Families of victims carry the crushing burden every single day knowing these deaths were preventable.
2. This goes far beyond slogans like “crime exists everywhere” or “citizens commit crimes too.” Those are evasions designed to avoid accountability. Nobody claims all crime disappears. The point is preventable crimes matter.
3. Every preventable death tied to reckless immigration and sanctuary policies traces back to policymakers who knowingly accepted harm to American citizens as an acceptable political cost.
4. You never acknowledge the lives protected by ICE operations either. That omission is intentional and deceitful because it destroys any honest discussion about consequences and tradeoffs.
5. You continue denigrating ICE agents as though the damage can be isolated only to them. It cannot. You are degrading respect for law enforcement broadly, and the consequences are visible every day.
Katie Abraham is not a slogan. She was a daughter. She had a future. She should still be with us but for reckless sanctuary policies in Illinois that operated with no guardrails and no accountability.
So knock off the performative theater and get serious.
Show some humanity, Senator.
You are welcome to come to my home, meet our family, and pay respects to Katie.
Stand where we stand.
Visit where she rests.
Maybe then this stops being politics and becomes real.
Then look us in the eye and explain why families like ours were the acceptable price for your politics.
Elon,
In order to defeat Senator Lisa Murkowski in 2028, we first have to DEFEAT Ranked Choice Voting.
There is an initiative on the ballot this year in Alaska to defeat RCV:
✅ Alaska Ballot Measure 2
A YES vote would eliminate RCV.
“Vote YES to end the MESS.”
By the way, Governor Dunleavy has already signaled he will run against her.
Can we chat?
@elonmusk
The daily script:
“Katie was killed by an illegal immigrant…but families are being separated…”
Is that really the argument?
That enforcing immigration law is somehow more immoral than the consequences of ignoring it?
At some point, the bottom line has to matter: there are right ways of doing things and wrong ways.
A nation cannot survive without orderly laws, secure borders, and accountability.
Politicians who entice people to break those laws for political gain are not helping families and they are using them as pawns for selfish political ends.
I say this as the son of legal immigrants from a third-world country.
My parents did not have easy lives before being allowed to join America, but they refused to break into a country they respected and wanted to contribute to.
They took the lawful path because they believed building something meaningful required responsibility, sacrifice, and respect for the rules of the nation they hoped to join.
They did not put themselves, their children, or others at risk by doing things the wrong way.
And if anyone thinks these politicians truly care about these families, look at how the Illinois majority party “led” by @GovPritzker, has treated tragedies like Katie’s and so many others. Watch what they do, not what they say. They turn their backs on victims.
Katie deserved leaders with responsibility, honesty, and moral clarity. Not reckless policies, slogans, and political theater.
And Katie is dead.
Separated.
Disappeared.
Use whatever favorite adjectives you want to use.
My difference is Katie is in the grave!
I will NEVER see Katie again, until the other side.
@iamrodneysmith@WhiteHouse When you make it to DC, dinner’s on us (and we’ll provide transportation). God bless you for setting such a great example! 🇺🇸
I wonder who at The White House might be able to make this happen? This man has earned it, and what a GREAT thing he's doing for people in need around America! This is what "Love Thy Neighbor" is all about🇺🇸
https://t.co/meSd30NpXS I spoke to @charliemckenna9@masslivenews about the disgusting conduct of Proctor and Goode and why nobody should expect much from the DA: the incestuous relationship among Norfolk County law enforcement. The DA has known about this conduct for months and what have they done other than seek protective orders which protect only the bad actors-who are disgraced public servants which the public should know about. There is no reason that this information should be concealed. To the extent disclosure damages the DA the fault is exclusively that of Proctor, Goode, the MSP, the CPD and the DA.
People who draw significance between a police officer who uses a "private" device rather than his "work" device are missing the point entirely. You must appreciate the scope of a defendant's right to discovery and the prosecutor's obligation to act in good faith and ensure that all discoverable evidence (including Brady material) is disclosed. If a private device contains discoverable information and the prosecution has reason to think there is discoverable information on a private device, they are obligated to inquire. That obligation usually arises with common sense, obviously known facts and specific demands of a defendant based on some factual basis. Any such evidence on a private device of a police officer on the case would be deemed in the prosecutor's "control." (A prosecutor must disclose discoverable evidence in their "possession, custody or control"). Prosecutors and police officers dont get to skirt disclosure of exculpatory/favorable evidence because the communications were "private." And yes, evidence of bias, incompetence, deliberate indifference to responsibilities based upon a person's race, bragging about attempted rape and discussing planting evidence constitutes favorable evidence that must be disclosed.
UPDATE:
There are tapes from the Michael Proctor and Sean Goode files.
The first two clips confirm Proctor discussed planting evidence and, also, told Goode to "let them die" after seeing a car-accident victim was a "ni**er" (in Proctor's words).
The casual tone is shocking.
A CPS counselor and “restorative justice coordinator” is accused of sexually assaulting a former student and soliciting child porn from the boy and another former student.
In October, another staffer at the same school was charged with grooming a student
https://t.co/2fqdGUMeQ0
.@GovPritzker , your definition of “effective leadership” is abandoning families when their tragedy becomes politically inconvenient.
Your policies helped put Katie in the grave, and when we needed answers, support, and leadership afterward, you turned your back on us.
You’ll do the same to any family whose story disrupts the narrative you want to sell.
Illinois deserves better than tone-deaf speeches and selective compassion.
And Katie deserved better than to die on the streets of Urbana, Illinois for your political ambitions. Pathetic.
@GovPritzker say her name. Katie.