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Mrs. H retweeted
Randy Kraft r*ped, tortured, and kiIIed at least 16 young men.
He’s believed to be responsible for an additional FIFTY ONE r*pes and murders of young men and boys aged 14-30
Newscum just commuted his death sentence.
Mrs. H retweeted
And so it begins - every animal right we ever fought for undone in an instant because of a religion we are not permitted to criticise.
Mrs. H retweeted
This isn't about "racial bias." Who gives a shit if the man who tortured an 8-year-old boy, shot him with a BB gun, and forced him to eat cat feces and vomit before beating him to death, is white, brown, or black?
I want him dead. California voters do, too.
I commend Governor @GavinNewsom for taking this historic step.
California will no longer be complicit in a racially biased system that delivers neither justice nor safety.
Mrs. H retweeted
STATEMENT FROM SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY ANDERSON ON GOVERNOR NEWSOM’S DEATH PENALTY COMMUTATIONS
Today, Governor Newsom announced his desire to grant blanket commutations for every death row inmate in California. It is the wrong decision.
The Governor is attempting to appear courageous with this decision. He is not courageous. His commutations are solely based upon power and political aspirations. Courage would require speaking with crime victims and the surviving family members of the people murdered by these death row inmates. The Governor has not called Josh Ryen or Mary Ann Hughes to ask them their opinion on a potential commutation for Kevin Cooper. Cooper, who slaughtered Josh’s entire family including Josh’s friend and Mary’s son, Chris Hughes, and then left Josh for dead. Josh has lived with the impact of that horrific night his entire life. Josh has never received a call from Gavin Newsom.
Courage would require the Governor to follow Marsy’s Law, California’s constitutional rights belonging to victims of crime. He has not. I am not aware of any victims’ family members receiving notice of these commutations from the Governor. Courage would also require the Governor to respect democracy and the will of the people by acknowledging that the people of California have consistently and repeatedly voted in favor of the death penalty in California. The Governor is concerned with politics, not people. The Governor ignores victims’ and their families’ constitutional rights with this decision. He has placed the lives and interests of convicted murderers above victims and their families.
Finally, courage would demand that the Governor respect the greatest example of democracy that exists, the jury system. These death sentences that the Governor is attempting to commute were all imposed by twelve members of the community who each had to independently determine that these condemned inmates were guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and determine that the crimes were so heinous that death was the only appropriate sentence. Jurors understand that not everyone should be treated the same for every homicide, because there are murders so horrific that no other verdict could be just. Gavin Newsom does not understand this, and has never attempted to understand this.
What the Governor seeks to do today is not courageous. It is arrogant and political showmanship. Governor Newsom substitutes his own aspirations in place of independently elected District Attorneys, hundreds of experienced prosecutors and judges, thousands of jurors, millions of voters, and most importantly, crime victims who have been consistently misled and denied justice by him and the California Legislature.
Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.
Here is a sample of the 548 people that just had their death penalty commuted by Gov. Newsom:
1. Charles Ng
Brutally murdered 11 people, including men, women, and infants
2. Randy Kraft
Brutally murdered at least 16 young men, torturing and dismembering victims
3. Marcus Wesson
Brutally murdered 9 family members, his children & nieces
4. Cary Stayner
Brutally murdered 4 women, including three sightseers near Yosemite, and beheaded a nature guide
5. Richard Allen Davis.
Brutally murdered 12-year-old Polly Klaas after kidnapping her from a sleepover
6. Chester Turner
Brutally murdered 10 women in LA
There are still 542 more
Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.
Governor @CAgovernor @GavinNewsom:
Polly Klaas would be 45 years old today.
Instead, she’s been dead for 33 years because a violent repeat offender, already released from prison, walked into her bedroom during a slumber party.
Richard Allen Davis held a knife to three little girls, tied them up, covered their heads with pillowcases, and dragged Polly out of her own home while her mother slept nearby.
He may have sexually assaulted her, but investigators couldn’t conclusively determine that because her little body wasn’t found until two agonizing months after that monster murdered her. By then, her remains were too decomposed to establish what else he had done to her.
He admitted to strangling her twice. Initially he attempted with a knotted piece of cloth. When he was not successful, he then used a cord.
He then discarded her.
When Davis was sentenced to death, he had the audacity to accuse Polly’s grieving father of molesting her.
Polly never got a 13th birthday. No high school graduation. No wedding. No children. Her parents were robbed of an entire lifetime with their daughter.
A jury heard the evidence and sentenced her killer to death.
Now, 33 years later, you’ve decided your personal opposition to capital punishment matters more than that sentence.
Polly will never grow old. Her killer will.
You didn’t give Polly Klaas justice. You gave the man who murdered her something he never gave her: the chance to live.
Mrs. H retweeted
I'm sorry, but I really don't get the tolerance on the left for a couple where the man dresses like a fashionable normie and the woman dresses like she's a plural wife in an off-the-grid cult. This would raise pointed questions about the man's personal and religious misogyny if they were Catholic or Mormon or even Orthodox Jews, and we all know it.
Mrs. H retweeted
Why are all the people who were warning of fascism suddenly bragging about the coming show trials, reeducation camps, and nationalization?
Mrs. H retweeted
If your voice and your vote didn’t matter our enemies wouldn’t spend 10 billion dollars a year running psyops on social media to demoralize you. We have free will and agency in this country. Go use it.
Mrs. H retweeted
I am a constitutional conservative and I voted accordingly today. R straight down because I don’t care if Republicans are not the answer to my problems, Democrats are the source of every single one of them.
Some of y’all forgot what it was like under the last administration and it shows.
Get out and vote. Just because you hate Trump doesn’t mean you should vote for socialism, or in California, someone worse than Newsom who is already talking about more taxes!
Mrs. H retweeted
The Jewish girl attacked in this video is my friend @basedinmalibu Liz Benichou.
Liz is physically tiny, not threatening to anyone. When the Abdul supporter got in her face, all Liz did was ask “what would happen to her if she walked around Iran like that?”
In response, the Abdul supporter pushed her with all her strength, sent her flying, then resisted arrest, and while being arrested screamed “I should have killed you when I had the chance!”
The correct answer to what would happen to the Abdul supporter if she walked around Iran like that is that she would be beaten, severely.
The Left and Islam are a match made in heaven.
All Americans must reject them, peacefully at the ballot box while we still have the chance.
🚨🚨 JUST NOW: Deranged Abdul Supporter tackled a Jewish girl (@basedinmalibu) at free speech event.
She was SWIFTLY arrested, resisted and then said “I SHOULD HAVE KILLED HER!!” As she was loaded into the police vehicle.
Mrs. H retweeted
Libs: “Speak your truth.”
Guy from Eastern Europe: “I spent decades living under Communism. It’s horrible.”
Libs: “Anyways, moving on . . .”
Mrs. H retweeted
Que força e determinação revelou o povo polaco! Unido, de cabeça erguida e a cantar o seu hino, saiu à rua e conseguiu travar o golpe de Estado.
Sem vandalismo, sem saquear lojas e sem destruição. Uma demonstração de coragem, união e patriotismo na defesa da liberdade e da democracia.
São um exemplo para todo o Ocidente! 🇵🇱
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Misleading. The video has nothing to do with current events surrounding the Polish Constitutional Court. The footage was actually posted on YouTube on September 2026.
youtube.com/shorts/77hUXl1…
Feeling pretty smart, although I don’t know what the top costume of 2026 is. I think having teams of younger/older coworkers would have helped.
Really interesting angle on Covid.
One of the greatest ironies of the COVID era, for me, was watching people whose self-concept revolved around championing multiculturalism, Indigenous wisdom, and respect for non-Western traditions suddenly demand absolute conformity to a single Western biomedical approach to health.
Traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, and countless Indigenous healing traditions around the world emphasize the health of the whole organism, its environment, and the cultivation of balance and resilience over fighting a particular pathogen.
Yet during COVID, discussions of these perspectives—overall health, fitness, mental health, nutrition, and internal balance—were met with ridicule and even censorship, while people who refused the novel allopathic pharmaceutical intervention were excluded from most aspects of society.
It was so dark that it was hard to appreciate the parody. People whose entire cultural narrative revolved around multiculturalism were insisting that everyone conform to the dominant Western biomedical establishment—a system consolidated through Rockefeller-era reforms, backed by oil wealth, that marginalized traditional approaches to medicine.
Anyone who refused to conform to the system during the Covid era was treated as an ignorant savage, too stupid or dangerous to participate in society.
And anyone who practiced holistic medicine and rejected the novel allopathic intervention was labeled "hesitant"—someone who needed to be "educated." The colonial irony was breathtaking. Here were the self-appointed champions of Indigenous wisdom, assuming the familiar role of the enlightened colonizer, arriving to educate the ignorant savages out of their supposedly primitive beliefs.
The acceptable public narrative was framed as a war against a pathogen, with almost no tolerance for even discussing the holistic conditions of health.
My point isn't about a warlike binary of germ versus terrain theory, or a belief that traditional medicine should replace modern allopathy.
I'm pointing out the extraordinary irony of people who celebrated cultural diversity becoming completely intolerant of medical pluralism.
For me, that contradiction was a profound wake-up call about a culture I'd lived in for decades without ever seriously questioning.
Apparently, when diversity goes deeper than the appearance of a Benetton ad, tolerance for differences can go right out the window.
This is exactly right.
Medicare for all will not work, I'm telling you. I'm on Medicare because I'm a senior, and in California, they dropped over 4 million people off their plans. So I'm rushing trying to find another plan for Medicare before January 1st. And it's not free. A lot of Americans on Medicare are paying $209. Can you imagine? Everyone on Medicare? It will be like thousands a month. It will not be free. So the Democratic Party constantly lies. Nothing is free. If you have a doctor, forget it. You'd be lucky getting into see a doctor after six months.
