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‘She won’t admit to anything’: Police arrest babysitter after toddler entrusted to her care found horrifically brutalized

November 27, 2023 by Joseph MacKinnon Leave a Comment

A Colorado mother entrusted her 2-year-old son to the care of a babysitter with whom she was on friendly terms in early September. A few hours later, Stefanie Reichert learned via text message that her baby boy, Giovanni, “had gone lifeless after a bath.” When the mother arrived at the hospital, she couldn’t believe the extent of Giovanni’s injuries.

The babysitter, McKinley Slone Hernandez, 25, was arrested Friday on a charge of felony child abuse.

While Hernandez has reportedly admitted to being impaired on the night in question, she has not yet accounted for why the toddler’s entire body was covered with bruises, why his brain was bleeding, and why his eyes were swollen shut.

“She won’t admit to anything,” Reichert
told KDVR-TV. “All she’s said is she was drinking, and he got hurt in her care.”

Reichert said that Hernandez was a friend of hers who had on previous occasions watched her son as well as other children at an unlicensed child care facility at her home.

The mother figured Sept. 1 would similarly go smoothly. However, just hours into the evening, she “received a text message from the suspect saying I needed to rush to St. Anthony’s Hospital because my son had gone lifeless after a bath.”

Giovanni had been airlifted to the hospital to undergo a series of life-saving surgeries.

“Once I saw him and all the 50 doctors standing around him, I had to leave the room because it was the worst thing I’ve ever seen in my life,” said Reichert.

The mother
told KUSA-TV that doctors had to remove a part of her son’s skull due to bleeding on the brain. Mortifying photographs of the boy’s injuries show a sickle-shaped scar across the child’s shaved head.

According to a GoFundMe page created to help with the boy’s medical expenses, Giovanni was intubated and sedated early on so that his brain could recover.

After several operations and weeks at spent at the hospital, Reichert indicated on Sept. 20, “Giovanni has been beating all odds! … The power of prayer is a real thing and we are just so blessed to be this far and so soon!”

This week, Reichert noted that a Thanksgiving procedure fusing Giovanni’s skull back together had been successful. While the boy can be seen in recent pictures wide-eyed and alert, he still requires additional surgeries and faces a difficult uphill battle toward recovery.

While the nature of Giovanni’s injuries is unmistakable, it’s not clear precisely how the damage was inflicted or why.

“I make up scenarios in my head all the time for the injuries he sustained, so I wish I knew,” Reichert told KDVR.

The Thanksgiving arrest of Hernandez brought the family some solace, but Reichert doesn’t think the felony child abuse charge goes far enough to address the harm caused.

“I feel so relieved, but I also feel like she should be charged with more. I feel like it’s attempted murder, she almost killed my child,” said the mother.

Hernandez is being held on a $100,000 cash bond. She was still in custody as of Monday and is due in Jefferson County Court on Dec. 20.

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Filed Under: abuse, Babysitter, Child, child abuse, Colorado, Cruelty, Evil, Giovanni reichert, Mckinley slone hernandez, News, Stefanie riechert, The Blaze, Violence

Colorado Supreme Court Sets Appeals Hearing in Case to Kick Trump Off Ballot

November 27, 2023 by Bradley Jaye Leave a Comment

Colorado’s Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for December 6 to consider cross-appeals on a case to prevent former President Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot for the presidency in 2024.

The plaintiffs, led by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), which has ties to the controversial Media Matters for America, seek to overturn Judge Sarah Wallace’s ruling that Trump is not an officer of the United States as defined by the Fourteenth Amendment and that the Amendment, therefore, cannot be used to disqualify him from appearing on the Colorado primary ballot.

Trump’s attorneys responded to the plaintiffs’ appeal by filing a cross-appeal, despite the ruling being considered a narrow victory for the former president. They wrote that Wallace’s court “made legal and factual findings wholly unsupported in the law, and these errors demand review – especially if the Petitioners in this matter also seek review of the sole dispositive issue upon which President Trump prevailed.”

The lawsuit is one of many filed in states across the country citing the Fourteenth Amendment’s “Insurrection Clause,” which bans those who “engaged in insurrection” from holding federal office, as justification for booting Trump from the ballot.

The Colorado case, or a similar case in another state, could potentially make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, but time is of the essence, which necessitated the expedited hearing. Ballots for Colorado’s primary, which takes place March 5, 2024, must be certified by January 5.

Plaintiffs strategically filed cases in jurisdictions across the country to keep him off the ballot in what Trump and his supporters have termed “lawfare,” but Trump has received favorable outcomes in New Hampshire, Minnesota, Michigan, and now, Colorado. He continues to build his likely insurmountable lead in the primaries and is even projected to lead in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup against President Biden.

The Supreme Court has never before ruled on the Civil War-era amendment, which emboldened Trump’s opponents to try the legal Hail Mary.

Trump’s attorneys maintain he never “engaged in insurrection” and that his questioning of the 2020 election results is political speech protected by the First Amendment.

“Trump’s comments did not come close to ‘incitement,’ let alone ‘engagement’ in an insurrection,” they wrote in a Colorado filing.

Wallace, the Colorado district court judge, agreed with plaintiffs that Trump engaged in an insurrection, despite the president never being convicted, or even charged, with doing so. He was acquitted by the U.S. Senate and continues to deny any wrongdoing.

Yet she agreed with Trump’s legal team that the Fourteenth Amendment does not apply to the office of the president. The text of the amendment specifies “Senator or Representative in Congress” and “elector of President and Vice President” but not “President,” and the oath taken by presidents is prescribed elsewhere in the Constitution than the oath specified in the Fourteenth Amendment.

She had previously denied a motion by Trump’s team that she step aside because of her past donation to a liberal group working to keep Trump off the ballot and denied a motion by Trump and the Colorado GOP to throw the case out.

Trump spokesperson Steven Cheung responded to the initial ruling:

We applaud today’s ruling in Colorado, which is another nail in the coffin of the un-American ballot challenges. With this decision, Democrats’ 14th Amendment challenges have now been defeated in Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota and New Hampshire. These cases represent the most cynical and blatant political attempts to interfere with the upcoming presidential election by desperate Democrats who know Crooked Joe Biden is a failed president on the fast track to defeat. The American voter has a Constitutional right to vote for the candidate of their choosing, with President Donald J. Trump leading by massive numbers. This right was correctly preserved in Colorado today and we urge the swift disposal of any and all remaining Democrat ballot challenges. Onward to total victory 2024, we will Make America Great Again!

Each side will have one hour to present its oral argument at 1:00 p.m. MST on December 6.

The case is Anderson v. Griswold, No. 2023SA300, in the Colorado Supreme Court.

Follow Bradley Jaye on Twitter at @BradleyAJaye.

Filed Under: 2024 election, Breitbart, Colorado, Donald Trump, Fourteenth Amendment, News, Politics

Left-Wing Groups Seeking Abortion Ballot Measures in 9 States for 2024

November 26, 2023 by Katherine Hamilton Leave a Comment

Left-wing activists across the United States are organizing and rallying to collect signatures for various abortion ballot initiatives ahead of 2024, following a string of similar successes after the fall of Roe v. Wade.

The Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision overturned Roe, which had invented a federal “right” to abortion in the Constitution, and returned power to individual states and their elected representatives, changing the nature of the struggle between the pro-life movement and the abortion industry. Pro-abortion organizations and activists, backed by the affiliates of large left-wing organizations such as Planned Parenthood and the ACLU, have stealthily turned to ballot measures in the hopes of shoring up and even growing the abortion complex in the shift from federal to state power.

And so far, their plan is working — every single abortion-related ballot measure since the fall of Roe has been successful. During the 2022 special elections, Kansans rejected a ballot measure that would have established that the state Constitution does not include a right to abortion. During the 2022 midterms, voters in California, Michigan, and Vermont codified abortion into their Constitutions. At the same time, voters in Montana rejected a ballot measure that would have given rights to babies born alive in botched abortions. Voters in Kentucky also rejected an amendment similar to the one in Kansas. On November 7, Ohioans also voted to codify the supposed “right” to abortion in their state Constitutions via Issue 1.

Ballot measures are particularly effective as an offensive weapon because they are basically irreversible: they change a state constitution, take precedence over laws passed by state legislatures, and can only be overturned by another ballot measure.

These measures are propped up by national left-wing organizations with deep pockets, out-of-state dark money groups, and billionaires with eugenicist leanings, oftentimes outspending pro-life organizations by double or triple.

Here are the nine states to watch out for moving into the next election year: 

Nebraska

A coalition of left-wing groups officially launched its effort last week to enshrine the supposed “right” to abortion into the Nebraska constitution.

Protect Our Rights, a coalition endorsed by groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Nebraska and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Nebraska, submitted proposed petition language to the Nebraska Secretary of State in October. 

The proposed amendment would reportedly declare a fundamental right to abortion until “fetal viability” — which is generally considered to be between 22 to 24 weeks of gestation — or “when needed to protect the life or health of the pregnant patient,” the Associated Press (AP) reported.

“Under the petition language, the patient’s health care practitioner would determine fetal viability,” the report states.

The left-wing coalition must collect roughly 125,000 valid signatures by summer 2024 for the amendment to appear on the ballot next year. 

For the measure to pass, it must receive a majority vote, in addition to at least 35 percent of voters casting ballots to approve of the measure. 

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen speaks Wednesday, April 12, 2023, in support of a bill that would ban abortion once cardiac activity can be detected in an embryo, which is generally around the sixth week of pregnancy, during an anti-abortion rally on the steps of the Nebraska state Capitol in Lincoln, Neb. The rally took place during a break in debate of the bill. (AP Photo/Margery Beck)

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen speaks Wednesday, April 12, 2023, in support of a bill that would ban abortion once cardiac activity can be detected in an embryo, which is generally around the sixth week of pregnancy, during an anti-abortion rally on the steps of the Nebraska state Capitol in Lincoln. (AP Photo/Margery Beck)

Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed a bill in May 2023 that restricts abortion at 12 weeks of pregnancy and outlaws “gender-affirming care” for minors. Before the 12-week limit was in effect, Nebraska limited abortions to 20 weeks of pregnancy.

South Dakota 

A group called Dakotans for Health has reportedly reached the required signatures needed to submit its abortion ballot initiative to the Secretary of State’s Office, but it will continue to gather signatures until it hits its goal of 60,000, the South Dakota Searchlight reported this month. The organization “expects to file ahead of the deadline and potentially by the end of the year,” the report states.

The proposed constitutional amendment would allow abortions during the first trimester of pregnancy, and would only allow the state to regulate abortion in the second trimester in ways related to the physical health of the pregnant woman. The amendment would allow abortion to be regulated or prohibited in the third trimester, except when necessary to preserve “the life of health” of the mother.

The measure would require a simple majority of the votes to pass if it makes it on the ballot.

Abortion is currently outlawed in the state, except to “preserve the life of the pregnant female.”

Missouri

Several groups have proposed pro-abortion amendments in Missouri, but one actually appears to be moving forward.

Missouri Women and Family Research Fund, headed by former congressional aide Jamie Corley, said the organization began its signature collection process amid litigation over the proposed ballot language, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported on Tuesday.

The ballot language, as is, would ask voters: 

Do you want to amend the Missouri Constitution to:

  • allow no-excuse abortions through gestational age of twelve weeks;

  • change Missouri laws regarding the right to life;

  • allow abortions at any age without government interference before fetal viability in the case of rape or sexual assault with reporting requirements, incest, fatal fetal abnormality or risk to the health/safety of the mother;

  • limit the general assembly’s authority from refusing to appropriate funds to abortion providers; and

  • limit criminal prosecution/civil penalty of any person who performs, assists or provides support to induce, seek or obtain an abortion in any state?

The organization must collect 170,000 signatures by May 2024 in order for the measure to appear on the ballot. The measure could pass with 50.1 percent of the votes.

Abortions are currently outlawed in the state, except for in medical emergencies to save a woman’s life.

Florida

Floridians Protecting Freedom, a coalition of left-wing groups including Planned Parenthood and ACLU of Florida, is the main sponsor of an abortion ballot initiative in the Sunshine State.

The language of the initiative states: “Except as provided in Article X, Section 22, no law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as determined by the patient’s healthcare provider.”

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA - JULY 13: An abortion rights activist holds a sign at a protest in support of abortion access, March To Roe The Vote And Send A Message To Florida Politicians That Abortion Access Must Be Protected And Defended, on July 13, 2022 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Photo by John Parra/Getty Images for MoveOn)

An abortion rights activist holds a sign at a protest in support of abortion access, March To Roe The Vote And Send A Message To Florida Politicians That Abortion Access Must Be Protected And Defended, on July 13, 2022, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (John Parra/Getty Images for MoveOn)

The cited provision allows the state legislature to require parental notification before a minor has an abortion, with the option of a child asking a judge to grant permission.

As of last week, the coalition had collected more than 491,000 signatures of the 891,523 needed to place the measure, called the “Amendment to Limit Government Interference with Abortion,” on the ballot, WFLA reported.

The measure would need 60 percent of voters to cast a vote in favor of it for it to be codified into law. 

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody (R) and various groups have asked the state’s Supreme Court to prevent the initiative from being placed on the ballot in 2024.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) notably signed a six-week abortion limit in April of 2023, replacing the state’s previous 15-week limit. The law makes exceptions for the woman’s life or health and in cases of rape and incest under certain conditions.

The 15-week limit is currently on hold while the Florida Supreme Court determines if it is constitutional. The six-week limit will go into effect if the high court upholds the 15-week limit.

Arizona

A group called Arizona for Abortion Access is working to place an amendment on the ballot in 2024 that would create a “fundamental right” to abortion until “fetal viability,” NBC News reported.

“After that point, the measure would bar the state from restricting abortion care in situations where the health or life of the pregnant person is at risk, according to the treating health care professional,” the report states. 

The group, which is endorsed by left-wing organizations like ACLU of Arizona and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona, must gather 384,000 signatures by July 3 to qualify.

Chris love, one of the leaders of the group, told the outlet it has so far “met and exceeded” its monthly goals and is on pace to gather enough signatures.

The measure would need a simple majority to pass.

In Arizona, abortion is legal up to 15 weeks of pregnancy with an exception for the life of the mother.

Nevada

In Nevada, abortion through 24 weeks of pregnancy was already codified in 1990 through a referendum vote.

Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom, which is also partnered with Planned Parenthood affiliates, wants to further expand the state constitution to include the “fundamental right to reproductive freedom,” including prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, birth control, vasectomy, tubal ligation, abortion and “abortion care.”

But on Tuesday, a Carson City District Court judge struck down the petition and called it “log rolling,” where a petition addresses one topic a voter is interested in, then adds several other lesser-known subjects, the Associated Press reported. 

“This is probably the clearest case I have seen that I think there is a violation of the single-subject rule,” Judge James T. Russell said, according to KOLO-TV Reno, which first reported the ruling. “I’ve seen a lot of them over the years and in respect to this particular matter, there are too many subjects. Not all of which are functionally related to each other.”

The initiative petition supporters said they plan to appeal the decision to the Nevada State Supreme Court.

The organization must collect 103,000 signatures by June 26 for the measure to appear on the ballot next year. 

Maryland

Maryland lawmakers voted in March of this year to place an abortion ballot measure in front of voters in November of 2024.

Abortion rights demonstrators march past the house of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in Chevy Chase, Maryland, on June 29, 2022. (STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)

The language of the amendment states:

That every person, as a central component of an individual’s rights to liberty and equality, has the fundamental right to reproductive freedom, including but not limited to the ability to make and effectuate decision to prevent, continue, or end one’s own pregnancy. The state may not, directly or indirectly, deny, burden, or abridge the right unless justified by a compelling state interested achieved by the least restrictive means.

A simple majority of voters need to approve it for it to pass.

“Registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1 in Maryland,” the Associated Press reported. 

There is already no limit on abortion in Maryland. 

New York

Similarly to Maryland, New York Democrats put forward a ballot measure for voters to weigh in on in 2024.

Democrats passed the Equal Rights Amendment for the second time in January of this year, officially giving it the green light to go before voters in November.

The amendment states [emphasis added]:

No person shall be denied the equal protection of the laws of this state or any subdivision thereof. No person shall, because of race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, creed, religion, or sex, including sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes, and reproductive healthcare and autonomy, be subjected to any discrimination in their civil rights by any other person or by any firm, corporation, or institution, or by the state or any agency or subdivision of the state, pursuant to law.

The amendment needs a simple majority to pass.

The coalition backing the measure, led by New Yorkers for Equal Rights, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the NAACP of New York, and an SEIU local, announced in June that it was spending $20 million to promote the amendment in statewide broadcast and digital ads and dispatch canvassers for a grassroots voter education effort, Politico reported.

In New York, abortion is legal up to 24 weeks of pregnancy and after 24 weeks if a woman’s health is at risk.

Colorado

A left-wing coalition in Colorado is in the early stages of creating a ballot initiative that would formally enshrine the “right to abortion” in the state constitution and end a ban on the use of state funds for abortions, Westword reported in August.

In this photo released by the Longmont Police Department the Life Choices building in Longmont, Colo., is seen vandalized on Saturday, June 25, 2022, following a fire at the Christian pregnancy center. The fire, which is being investigated by police as a possible arson, was reported hours after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and said abortion laws would be decided by the states. (Longmont Police Department via AP)

In this photo released by the Longmont Police Department the Life Choices building in Longmont, Colorado, is seen vandalized on Saturday, June 25, 2022, following a fire at the Christian pregnancy center. (Longmont Police Department via AP)

The group is called The Colorado Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Coalition, and is comprised of the ACLU of Colorado, the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado, the Colorado Organization of Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR), New Era Colorado, Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains and ProgressNow Colorado, and Cobalt. 

“It has been a collective ambition of the coalition to overturn that policy, and to also protect the abortion rights in the constitution in whatever way we can,” said Karen Middleton, president of the advocacy group Cobalt, which is one of the seven coalition members. “The wording is still being sorted out, but the intent is there.”

The group will have to collect signatures from at least two percent of voters in each state Senate district, which is approximately 125,000 people, according to Colorado Newsline. The amendment would need to approval of at least 55 percent of voters. 

In Colorado, abortion is legal throughout pregnancy.

Katherine Hamilton is a political reporter for Breitbart News. You can follow her on X @thekat_hamilton.

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