V Watters-Burke

A NP with expertise in multiple fields of nursing, experience in academic and clinical settings, certified as a FNP, GNP & PNP.

[Fozon Capital @FozonCapital]

@atrupar Mike Johnson is 100% correct.

It will be our duty and pleasure to vote out every Republican to save our 250 year old republic.

Thanks for the public service reminder to go vote, MAGA Mike.

I wish you well when you retire in November!

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

Mike Johnson: "This is not a joke. We are in a fight right now to save the republic and every American needs to take this seriously. You need to wake up. This upcoming midterm is not the midterm elections of years ago. This is gonna decide the direction of the country. Are we gonna maintain our status as a constitutional republic on our 250th anniversary?"

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

Abbie was picked out of a crowd at the Morgan Wallen concert to change seats and be in the pitt in Denver. It was her birthday weekend and she was away from home https://t.co/2Ft7GEWSKq

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@USCGGreatLakes Your MIA flag is torn in front of the coast guard station here in Sheboygan.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@LEFTY21211 @CBSNews The "True America" has always been a contested idea—one that expands when we fight for the marginalized, the scapegoated, and the persecuted. Standing with a Somali-born Congresswoman and immigrants isn't about fraud; it's about defending the principles that created this nation.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@WestOWestonColt @CBSNews This isn't Marxism—it's history. The "many moons" you reference include broken treaties, forced removal, cultural genocide, and systemic disenfranchisement that didn't end centuries ago; it evolved. Honor isn't denying hardship—it's acknowledging resilience

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@WestOWestonColt @CBSNews You speak of giants—rightly honoring the courage of those who built a nation of liberty. But true honor demands we also remember the original giants of this land: Native Americans. Gratitude for our heritage is hollow if it erases the full, painful, and sacred truth.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@SenMarkKelly You've named the crisis precisely. When federal agents act as an occupying force—macing bystanders, executing citizens—funding them without fundamental reform makes us complicit. Standing against this violence isn't partisan; it's a defense of the Constitution itself.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@factpostnews So the system investigates itself for procedure, investigates the victim for compliance, and investigates nothing for justice. This is not oversight—it is an orchestrated cover-up designed to exonerate power and criminalize the dead.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@LilaGraceRose All is true, until the moment the state executes a disarmed nurse on a public street. Then, the "duty to protect" becomes the license to kill, and "honorable service" is corrupted by a system that grants impunity. We must pray-yes, but no amount of prayer sanitizes murder

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@CBSNews @NikolenDC A nurse was shot ten times after being disarmed, and your concern is that bystanders must "act responsibly"? This is the language of a state that demands submission, not justice. When rendering aid becomes a death sentence, the system itself has failed.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@EdKrassen Paid leave and a desk are not consequences—they are rewards. This is the state’s playbook: traumatize the executioners to sanitize the execution, then quietly reinstate them once the outrage fades. Justice delayed is justice denied.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@ZooNealand @PiersUncensored @piersmorgan Your narrative ignores the evidence: Alex Pretti was disarmed before he was shot. Once the gun was taken, the "armed threat" ceased to exist. The agents chose execution over de-escalation—and no amount of rhetoric can turn a defenseless man into a "thug."

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@ScottJenningsKY This isn't about "enforcing existing law"—it's about how that enforcement is carried out. Clinton and Obama didn't send federal agents to execute citizens on video, gas preschoolers, or seize voter rolls. You are defending a descent into authoritarian violence, not law and order.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@ABC That distress is not a side effect—it's a symptom of a deeper trauma: witnessing our government execute its own citizens. The psychological wound is collective, bred by a state that has turned violence into public spectacle and justice into a lie.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@theisabelb True moral consistency demands outrage at all state-sanctioned killing—whether at the border, in an abortion clinic, or on a Minneapolis street. To mourn only the victims who fit a political narrative is to use faith as a weapon, not a compass. Condemn all violence in every form!

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@MayorFrey Mayor Frey is correct: his duty is to protect his community, not to serve as a branch of a federal agency that executes its citizens. The 10th Amendment exists to check this kind of overreach—when the federal government becomes the threat, local leaders must stand as a shield.

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@SenRonJohnson Every death you listed is a tragedy, yet you exploit some for politics while rationalizing others as "lawful." A border policy debate does not justify federal agents executing a nurse on video—that is a choice your empowered system made. You don't get to mourn victims selectively

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@WestOWestonColt @CBSNews This land's first nations, who have endured centuries of state violence and broken treaties, now stand in solidarity with a nurse murdered by that same state. We are all guests on stolen land & the true test of our character is whether we stand with its people against oppression

[V Watters-Burke @vwburke]

@Baxter_Asp @CBSNews You’re right—a system that arms, empowers, and shields these agents is the problem. They haven’t “gone rogue” if the state refuses to hold them accountable. Legalizing impunity is how murder gets dressed in a uniform. And yes—our taxes are funding state-sanctioned violence.