To the remaining sane people in America: Listen carefully, because the rest of the country appears to have lost its fucking mind. An 8-month-old baby named Callan had his neck crushed so hard it swelled, his brain forced toward the base of his skull from the pressure. He lay there screaming and crying, too young to understand why the woman who gave him life was ending it. His sister Cora, 5, and his brother Dawson, 3, were right there with him. They watched. The other two felt the same hands around their own throats. They grabbed at their necks trying to breathe while their mother killed them one by one. That is not a metaphor. That is what happened. Women are not supposed to murder their children. Mothers are not supposed to strangle the babies they carried, nursed, and were trusted to protect. That is the most basic, non-negotiable line in human civilization. Lindsay Clancy crossed it. She didn’t just fail them. She deliberately ended them. And yet the professional empathy class has decided she is the real victim. She’s the new darling. The “complex,” “tragic,” “mentally ill mother” we must all protect from judgment. Cora, Dawson, and Callan? Background noise. Collateral. Inconvenient corpses that get in the way of the preferred narrative. Apparently the sacred duty of motherhood can be waived the moment it becomes inconvenient for the narrative. Worse, some of these same women are now floating the truly deranged claim that it was somehow the husband’s fault. “But the husband…!” as if Patrick Clancy strangling his own children with exercise bands while Lindsay was out running errands is the real story. He left the house because she sent him out. He came home to find his three kids dead or dying. And still a chorus of female voices would rather invent ways to blame the surviving parent than admit a mother did this. That is not solidarity. That is pathological refusal to look at the actual killer. Do these defenders ever actually stop and imagine those children’s final minutes, or is that too messy for the soft, selective compassion they traffic in? Do they picture 5-year-old Cora and 3-year-old Dawson watching Mommy murder their baby brother right in front of them? The pure animal panic of an infant’s body fighting for air while the person who was supposed to protect him refused to let him have it? Being strangled is not gentle. It is prolonged, conscious, and agonizing. Those three kids felt every second of it. Their father gets to carry that knowledge for the rest of his life. The defenders do not care. They have already moved on to the more fashionable pain: hers...or, when that fails, to inventing reasons to smear him instead. Don’t start with the “but but but postpartum psychosis” routine. We heard it. Mental illness can explain why she did it. It does not rewrite the hierarchy of victims. It does not turn the killer into the center of the story. It does not require the rest of us to pretend Cora, Dawson, and Callan are secondary characters in Lindsay’s personal tragedy. It does not erase the fact that women are not supposed to murder their children. And it certainly does not give anyone the right to point the finger at the father who walked into hell and found his entire family destroyed. That is not empathy. That is moral inversion dressed up as compassion, and it is grotesque. Callan was a child. Cora was a child. Dawson was a child. They suffered. Doctors fought for them. They died. The fact that so many people can endlessly center her...or worse, try to shift blame onto him, while barely acknowledging them is not progressive. It is a public confession that some lives are more narratively useful than others and that the oldest taboo in the book no longer applies if the killer is the right kind of mother. This is the last time I post on this complete tragedy. The children are the victims. Their father is a victim. Lindsay is the one who made them victims. Anyone still performing grief for the woman who strangled her own kids, or inventing ways to blame the man who didn’t, while treating the kids themselves as footnotes can keep their theater. The rest of us can still tell the difference between a tragedy and a crime, between a sufferer and a killer, and between a mother and a murderer. Cora, Dawson, and Callan had no say in any of this.

Every time America is on the verge of greatness, we get involved in another foreign war. There would not be bombs falling on the people of Israel if Netanyahu had not dropped bombs on the people of Iran first. Israel is a nuclear armed nation. This is not our fight. Peace is the answer. 🙏

Let’s recap: The left guns down a healthcare CEO, slaughters Israeli Embassy staffers, tries twice to assassinate the President, doxes and hunts ICE agents and police, and now murders a Minnesota state rep and her husband while wounding a senator and his wife. The left has descended into a ruthless domestic terrorist machine.

Catholic Priest "You can’t be a practicing Catholic and be part of the current Democratic Party"

Incredible where Dems put the most energy: retrieving illegal alien MS-13 members from El Salvador, defending Hamasniks on campus, and forcing girls to play against biological males. No wonder they are stuck at 21%.

This video should be a Disney ride on its own.

No comparison

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A quick reminder that a vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for genocide. And for the soulless ghouls in the back: Genocide is worse than Donald Trump.

When you hear of Brooklyn Dad, what comes to mind?

The legacy media is a pure propaganda machine. 𝕏 is the voice of the people.

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"Goodbye to the middle class" "Our electric bill was $500 last month" "For 2 kids we pay $330 a week for daycare" "We basically pay a small car payment every week for childcare" "I have no other choice because me and my husband work" "Everything is just so expensive" "I just don't see how people are making it" 🚨🚨🚨