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15 year old A’ja was posting problematic tweets on Twitter actually - including racist tweets against Asians, fatphobic tweets, rape jokes, and tweets calling Brittney Griner a man.
this continued till she was 17 btw, and she has never apologised to date…. #neverforget
Kathleen retweeted
Mr. Mayor, 3.8 million people read your version. Here's the one you buried.
You said ICE "surrounded him and a 5-year-old child in his car before firing."
Cute story. Here's the rest of it.
🔴 DHS says Oscar Belgal, 28, rammed ICE vehicles to get away.
🔴 YOUR police commissioner, Jessica Tisch, says NYPD video shows an officer at the front of his CR-V. Then the car moved forward.
🔴 DHS says he's here illegally, with a grand larceny conviction and prior arrests for assault, robbery, drugs and weapons.
🔴 DHS ties him to the Trinitarios, the gang whose members shot an off-duty CBP officer in this city last year.
He's not "a New Yorker."
He's a criminal illegal alien with gang ties and a rap sheet. The Trinitarios: born on Rikers Island, armed with machetes. They hacked 15-year-old Junior Guzman-Feliz to death outside a Bronx bodega. DHS ties them to the illegal alien who shot an off-duty CBP officer in the face last year.
He's the man who had his own kid in the backseat while he allegedly rammed federal officers.
ICE didn't put that boy in harm's way.
Thank God that little boy is safe.
The man who put him in danger was the one behind the wheel. Not the one wearing the badge.
And you?
You spent hours on the phone with the President begging for this guy's release.
Hours. For him.
That's who you fight for. Remember that, New York.
This afternoon in Marble Hill, a New Yorker was shot by an ICE agent in a residential neighborhood. Early reports indicate agents surrounded him and a 5-year-old child in his car before firing multiple rounds. We believe the child was physically unharmed.
This is an unconscionable and incredibly serious situation. I have called the President; when we speak I will demand that he ends all ICE enforcement actions in our city. I will not stand by while ICE agents terrorize our communities.
Our thoughts are with the injured New Yorker and his family tonight. We are praying for his recovery.
Get ICE out of our neighborhoods. Get ICE out of our hospitals. Get ICE off our streets. Get ICE away from our children.
Abolish ICE.
Kathleen retweeted
If you’re surprised Caitlin Clark got snubbed in the WNBA MVP voting on Thursday, then you haven’t been paying attention to the league. Clark put up offensive numbers nobody in the league has ever managed, and yet 19 of the 74 voters decided she wasn’t one of the five best players in the league.
A’ja Wilson charged a fan in the stands, got a technical, and got the MVP. That’s the WNBA. Rudeness gets the trophy. The class act gets left off the ballot.
Wilson won her fifth MVP and took 65 of 74 first-place votes. She led the league at 26.2 points and 1.9 blocks as a center. Her numbers are real. So is her bad behavior.
Wilson got a pass for charging a fan during a game and screaming at him. That in itself tells you all you need to know about the WNBA. On September 29, Game 2 in Indianapolis, a fan pointed and said the foul was on her. Wilson left the play, crossed the baseline, pointed back, and shouted at him. Teammates and security pulled her off it. She got a technical. The fan was walked out, then let back in. No suspension for Wilson.
Clark averaged 22.3 points and 8.3 assists. She’s the first player in league history to finish a season at 20 and 8. She got one first-place vote. She finished fourth, behind Wilson, Olivia Miles, and her own teammate Kelsey Mitchell.
Nineteen of the 74 voters left her off the ballot entirely. She showed up on 55. One first, six seconds, 20 thirds, 16 fourths, 12 fifths, 212 points. Miles had 442. Mitchell had 287.
A voter can put Wilson first based on numbers, but not on behavior. A voter can’t watch Clark achieve the first 20-and-8 season the league has ever had and still leave her off a five-player ballot, like those 19 voters did. That’s not a ranking. That’s leaving Clark out on purpose. Sophie Cunningham said Saturday that something should’ve happened to Wilson when she charged a fan, and that Wilson is the LeBron of the league, so it didn’t. Cunningham was right.
This is why the WNBA doesn’t get respect. It glorifies the player who charges a customer and shrugs at the one who set a record. Wilson got the trophy nine days after the technical. Clark got erased by 19 people with a ballot. The WNBA props up its disgraceful players and ignores its true professionals. That’s why you should ignore the WNBA.
Kathleen retweeted
ESPN!!! Why are you not reporting on the complete lack of a statistical case for a second-place MVP finish?
And while you’re digging, investigate something far more damaging: how did people entrusted with MVP ballots reach the point where their personal biases are influencing the very awards they are supposed to judge objectively?
The MVP award is being watered down in real time, and so is the credibility of the media members entrusted to vote on it.
That includes ESPN.
Kathleen retweeted
First player in WNBA history to finish top-3 in scoring and top-2 in assists... yet left off nearly 25% of MVP ballots? 🤨
Caitlin Clark deserves better than the WNBA's petty politics. @kayceeunplugged column:
sportandstate.com/2026/10/09…
Kathleen retweeted
This is big in Government run healthcare. When they deem you are too expensive, they talk you into euthanasia.
Kathleen retweeted
“Dad, what was Razorback football like when you were growing up?”
@JohnNaborsShow
@WarMachine2013
Kathleen retweeted
The WNBA is a league that preaches inclusion while practicing exclusion, demands respect while tolerating bullying, celebrates fairness while applying rules and punishment selectively, and asks fans to trust a system fueled by racist hate that is increasingly defined by narratives, agendas, double standards and collapsing credibility.
The instructions Adam Silver gives to the incoming WNBA commissioner will determine how history judges him. He can enforce immediate, brutal accountability, or he can let double standards finish off the league's credibility. If he chooses the safe, corporate route, his brilliant NBA legacy will be forever overshadowed by a legacy of cowardice in the WNBA.
Kathleen retweeted
Property tax makes no sense. You work your butt off to finally buy a house. It is your house and your yard, but the government steps in and says NO. We will tax you for working hard and make you pay for those who can't afford a house. Just saying.
Kathleen retweeted
My 7-year-old son can’t watch sports with me anymore. Not because of the games, but because of the commercials.
The horror movie trailers are the worst. The terrifying imagery can send him into a spiral of anxiety that lasts well beyond the 30-second ad. These are images his young mind simply isn’t ready to process.
We talk a lot about mental health in this country, especially in sports. Yet between the relentless gambling ads, alcohol promotions and genuinely disturbing horror trailers, I’ve reached a point where watching an MLB or NFL game with my kids requires me to monitor every commercial break.
I love sports. I work in sports. Some of my favorite childhood memories were made watching games with my family. I want that for my sons.
I wish we could exercise better judgment about what we’re putting in front of families during sporting events.
Sports should bring generations together. Instead, I’m increasingly forced to treat game day like an adults-only event.
Something feels very wrong about that.
Kathleen retweeted
A 22-year-old’s inhaler jumped from $66 to $539 overnight. Unable to afford both his medication and rent, he paid rent.
Five days later, he suffered a fatal asthma attack.
On January 10, 2024, Cole Schmidtknecht went to refill the daily preventative inhaler he had relied on for years.
Because his insurance no longer covered it, the price had risen to $539.19.
Cole left without the medication and relied on his emergency rescue inhaler instead.
On January 15, he suffered a severe asthma attack.
His roommate rushed him toward the hospital, but Cole became unresponsive and went into cardiac arrest.
He suffered catastrophic brain damage and was placed on life support.
Six days later, on January 21, his family made the decision to remove life support.
Cole passed away aged just 22.
His parents later sued Walgreens and pharmacy-benefit manager OptumRx, alleging he had received no advance warning of the coverage change and was not offered an affordable alternative.
They argue that losing access to his preventative medication led directly to his fatal asthma attack.
The companies have contested the allegations, and the federal case remains ongoing.
Off-duty NYPD Detective Jose Mercedes was clearing out his trunk in the Bronx Friday afternoon when two guys tried to rob him.
They stabbed him seven times. He lived. Got out of the hospital Monday.
The two they just pulled out of a basement in Massachusetts are D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneider Mejia. Both from the Dominican Republic. Both here illegally. Both let in under Biden. Both already had records in New York.
DHS said sanctuary politicians refused to hand them to ICE, so they got released. Then they stabbed a cop.
Democrats in New York did this. Mamdani and Hochul won’t work with ICE, and a detective paid for it in blood.
Back the badge. Deport them.
Kathleen retweeted
🚨HERO: An 85-year-old grandfather deliberately sits in his living room to be killed by terrorists—tricking them into thinking the home was empty and saving his hiding family!
When armed militants attacked Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7, 85-year-old Shlomo Ron—one of the founding members of the community—recognized the mortal danger facing his loved ones as gunfire echoed through the streets.
He immediately ordered his wife, two daughters, and grandson into the home's reinforced safe room, refusing their desperate pleas for him to join them inside.
Believing that an empty house might invite a detailed search, Shlomo reasoned that if attackers found an elderly man sitting alone in the front room, they would assume no one else was present and leave after taking his life.
Shlomo calmly sat in his favorite living room armchair and waited as armed assailants broke through the door.
Finding Shlomo alone, the terrorists shot him dead and immediately exited the home without searching the property further, leaving the hidden safe room entirely undiscovered.
Because of his deliberate, calculated self-sacrifice, Shlomo’s wife, daughters, and grandson survived the multi-hour siege unharmed—honoring a hero who gave everything so his family could live.
Kathleen retweeted
A white man died of thirst in a South Carolina jail.
Ruled a homicide.
Here's how many stories ABC, NBC, CBS, MSNOW and CNN have run on Gary "Bubba" Blair:
ABC: 0
NBC: 0
CBS: 0
MSNOW: 0
CNN: 0
Not one story on their websites.
Not one post on their national X accounts.
But the same week his death was ruled a homicide, CBS and ABC found time for a story from that exact same jail.
An inmate who escaped his cell with a pencil.
The pencil got national coverage.
Bubba got nothing.
His family's attorney says he died of dehydration.
6 black jail employees have been fired.
No one has been charged.
Local reporters at Queen City News did the work. The national networks looked away.
Justice for Bubba. Say his name.
Kathleen retweeted
🚨BREAKING: A HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY WOMAN JUST HELD UP AN EXPLICIT IMAGE FROM A BOOK SHE SAYS IS AVAILABLE IN CHILDREN’S SCHOOL LIBRARIES — AND THE MOMENT EXPOSED THE ENTIRE CONTROVERSY.
The image reportedly showed a man and woman engaged in a sexual act.
She told the room the book had been approved unanimously by a committee at Plant High School, was available in multiple Hillsborough County schools, and contained numerous explicit images.
Then, as she tried to show the actual page to the adults in the room, a police officer walked over and physically removed it from her because the image was too explicit to be displayed openly.
Think about the contradiction.
A room full of grown adults could not even be shown the image — yet the woman’s entire point was that the same material had been approved unanimously and was reportedly sitting inside school libraries where children could access it.
Another man reacting afterward raised the question at the center of the controversy:
If adults cannot even be publicly shown this material because of how graphic it is, why should children have access to it at school?
That’s the issue here.
Parents deserve to know exactly what is being approved and placed inside their children’s school libraries.
If a police officer has to physically remove the image because it’s too explicit for the adults in the room, why was the book unanimously approved for students in the first place?
Let’s call them what JESUS calls them…A BROOD OF VIPERS!
🚨GOOD PARENTS STAND UP FOR YOUR CHILDREN & or GET YOUR CHILDREN OUT & AWAY FROM THIS BROOD OF VIPERS!!
These people’s hearts and actions are characterized by evil, hypocrisy, and opposition to God!!
BROOD OF VIPERS! How can you, being evil, speak good things? For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.”
— Matthew 12:34
Serpents, BROOD OF VIPERS! How can you escape the condemnation of hell?”
— Matthew 23:33 — at Crazy Town.
Kathleen retweeted
Luka Dončić finished 4th in NBA MVP voting.
Caitlin Clark finished 4th in WNBA MVP voting.
Apparently I have a type. Perpetually disrespected generational talents.
