Michelle Miller retweeted
Replying to @BarackObama
@BarackObama, you spoke about someone’s life being turned upside down by the full weight of the federal government.
My wife, Bevelyn Williams, received 41 months in federal prison under Biden’s DOJ. Our daughter lost her mother’s presence at home. Emails later released by DOJ called that sentence an “incredible result” and “excellent news.”
President Trump pardoned her and reunited our family. He did the right thing.
Before you condemn him, address what your own political party did. Take the plank out of your own eye before pointing to the speck in someone else’s.
Your statement hit home. I’m speaking from passion, firsthand experience with government weaponization, and victory.
You describe Congresswoman Omar’s situation as political targeting by Trump. Reporting describes investigative activity under Biden. The magistrate judge who approved the search was selected by the district court, previously donated to Clinton and clerked for an Obama appointee.
Those facts establish neither guilt nor motive. They belong in the whole story.
So does my family.
Bevelyn is a Black Christian mother and private citizen. The protest happened in June 2020. NYPD was present both days. She wasn’t arrested at the scene. James sued her civilly in February 2021. Biden’s DOJ obtained an indictment in December 2022, approximately two and a half years later and after Dobbs.
Our family experienced retaliation after Dobbs. Her requested First Amendment jury instruction was denied. Our daughter lived with the consequences.
Letitia James had plenty of fight for my wife. New Yorkers deserved that same fight from their attorney general.
She had already pursued Bevelyn civilly. Then she publicly promised to come after her again. Meanwhile, federal inspectors documented failures in her office’s criminal enforcement against Medicaid fraud and patient abuse and neglect.
Vulnerable patients. Nursing home residents. Taxpayers. Their interests were her responsibility too.
She made pursuing my wife a public priority. Her own office’s failures became a matter of public record.
I call that vindictive politics and failed leadership.
President Obama, putting her in the victim’s chair does not erase the people her leadership failed.
DOJ’s weaponization report documents coordination with outside advocacy groups, a dossier containing information about me and our infant daughter, and sentencing disparities in the cases compared.
Congratulations were exchanged over my wife’s sentence. We faced separation.
Since your party emphasizes identity, include this: Trump pardoned a Black woman and reunited a Black family. Biden’s DOJ obtained the sentence that separated us.
My family does not hate Democrats. Disagreement does not have to become hatred.
Many Democrats, Republicans and Independents reject socialism and communism and want secure borders and safe communities. What we agree upon can help heal this nation’s fractures.
Selective outrage and incomplete stories are exhausting. Put the whole record before the American people. They can draw their own conclusions.
Our family mattered before a pardon.
Our pain deserves to matter even when our politics don’t match yours.
Michelle Miller retweeted
I will never get a mammogram or a colonoscopy again.
Not because I don’t care about prevention. Because crushing breast tissue under massive pressure, forcing a scope through the colon, or sticking a needle into a mass is not prevention—it’s provocation.
A tumor is often the body’s way of containing what it cannot safely eliminate. When you smash, cut, or biopsy that containment, you can rupture it. Bacteria, debris, or cancer cells get driven into surrounding tissue. Lymph nodes that were already overloaded get disturbed. Then the next scan looks “worse,” and everyone acts shocked.
Why do we still treat these invasive procedures as the gold standard when they can create the very problems they claim to catch early?
Michelle Miller retweeted
Charles Barkley issued one of the best on-air takedowns of the modern day Democrat Party I have ever seen, then demands Voter ID.
“These people are out here talking about no ICE, no prisons, using words like socialism… No cops? I don't believe in that…”
“This is some of the stupidest sh*t ever”…
“You need to have ID when you go vote.”
All of this is common sense.
Michelle Miller retweeted
Wow. The holdout Lindsay Clancy juror Michael Desronvil just broke his silence, pointing to Christ
“I know the whole focus has been on me, but we want to reel everything back and put the focus on the three angels that's at hand. The ones that can't speak for themselves, the ones that can't defend themselves, and the one that can't fight the battles.”
“And those are Cora, Dawson, and Callan.”
“I want to thank God for my Catholic faith. I want to thank God for blessing me with the ability to love my daughter.”
🙏
Michelle Miller retweeted
>Surrounded by sick people at home.
>Took vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc, quercetin, curcumin.
>Never got sick.
Michelle Miller retweeted
Story time because this literally just happened today.
I’m grocery shopping with my daughter when this man looks at me and smiles while saying, “So you gonna let her get tattoos too?”
Okay… weird, but whatever.
I have tattoos. I regret getting them. I smiled and said, “Nope,” and kept walking.
Well, apparently that wasn’t the end of our conversation.
He FOLLOWED us into the next aisle and launches into, “Can you believe I’ve never kissed a girl with a tattoo, and I’ve kissed over 1,000 girls!”
😐
Sir.
That’s when Mama Bear came out.
I’m not a confrontational person. I don’t like conflict. I’m not looking for a fight with anybody. But I AM protective of my daughter, and now you’re following a mother and her young daughter through a grocery store making creepy comments about kissing women with tattoos.
Oh, and there’s also a big ol’ wedding ring sitting on my finger. Did he miss it?
So I turned around and said, “That is extremely inappropriate. You don’t follow a woman and her child around a store making comments like that. What exactly did you expect me to say? Volunteer to be number 1,001?”
Then I told him, “We’re walking away now. Do not follow us. Have a good day.”
And we walked away.
A minute later my daughter looks at me and says, “Thanks, Mom. He made me feel nervous. I just want to leave.”
THAT bothered me more than anything he said to me.
I told her if he continued following us we were actually safer staying inside the store around other people rather than walking outside (where he could easily attack us) – but I was pretty sure he got the message when confronted by Mama Bear.
He did.
And then we had a conversation I want my daughter to remember for the rest of her life:
NEVER let ANYONE - man or woman - make you feel small or afraid to use your voice.
If somebody talks to you in a way that makes you uncomfortable, you are allowed to say so.
You do not owe anyone politeness at the expense of your own instincts.
People like that often count on you being too uncomfortable, too embarrassed, or too polite to say anything. Sometimes the second you say it OUT LOUD - “You are making me uncomfortable. Stop.” - the whole dynamic changes.
And for the record…
SHE was the one who looked at me afterward and said, “Mom, that guy was a pervert.”
Kids know when something feels off.
I almost brushed off that first comment and kept walking because I didn’t want to make a scene.
I’m really glad I didn’t.
Because my daughter wasn’t just watching him today.
She was watching ME.
And I want her to know that when something feels wrong, she never has to shrink herself, smile politely, or stay silent just to keep somebody else comfortable.
Mama Bear lesson of the day. 🐻
Michelle Miller retweeted
Mother Just Gave The Best Rant You'll Hear Today Against Woke Culture in Classrooms at H.S Board
Michelle Miller retweeted
Dear Admin,
Please stop making teachers write grade-level objectives when almost no one in the classroom is on grade level.
Michelle Miller retweeted
🕊️ Rest in Peace, The Pointer Sisters Four sisters, one unforgettable legacy. ❤️
Michelle Miller retweeted
The Bible warned us people would call evil good and good evil.
Look around. We're there.
Michelle Miller retweeted
We’ve never seen anything like this before. A man was conscripted into jury duty by the government. He performed his civic duty and followed his conscience, refusing to acquit a woman who confessed to systematically executing her three children. The defense attorney immediately launched a public smear campaign against the juror. Soon several other jurors joined the campaign. Then the media. Even the defense attorney’s wife has joined. Now they’re doxxing the man, digging into his past, contacting his family, showing up at his house. All of this both to punish him for refusing to go with their program, and to pollute any future jury pool by making it clear that anyone who votes to convict Clancy will have their life destroyed. It’s truly one of the most outrageously evil things we’ve ever seen from the Left, and that’s saying something. A direct assault on the integrity of our justice system. They are burning down every boundary and standard in their path. And doing it all for the sake of a child murdering psychopath. Unfathomable.
Michelle Miller retweeted
Newborns aren’t born defective. Our bodies were designed with intention.
When a baby enters the world, up to a third of their total blood volume and precious stem cells remain in the placenta, waiting to naturally transfer back and help repair the microscopic physical stress of delivery.
Before agreeing to routine newborn procedures, from delayed cord clamping decisions to the standard vitamin K injection—take the time to do your homework, look at the ingredients, and understand the physiology.
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Michelle Miller retweeted
Here's the FULL Brady Bunch measles episode! Watch it while you can.
It's one of the most censored TV episodes of the last half a century. They wiped it from the web in 2019 and purged it from streaming services.
It completely exposes Big Pharma propaganda so now it's verboten.
Michelle Miller retweeted
Sweden is officially trading screens and tablets for physical books and handwriting to reverse a decline in reading skills.
Once at the forefront of hyper-digitalized learning, Sweden is engineering a dramatic pivot back to the basics in its classrooms. Concerned that an overreliance on digital tablets and screens has eroded reading comprehension and foundational writing skills, Swedish education officials are investing heavily in traditional printed textbooks.
The national strategy aims to phase out digital devices for children under the age of six entirely, following a drop in international reading assessment scores.
Experts point out that while technology was championed to level the playing field, its unrestricted use has instead led to shorter attention spans and reduced retention among younger learners.
Scientific evidence strongly supports this retro transition. Research indicates that the physical act of handwriting activates complex neural networks governing motor skills, vision, memory, and language—cognitive benefits that are largely lost on a keyboard.
Furthermore, reading from a printed page provides critical spatial cues that aid comprehension, unlike digital screens that often subject students to cognitive fatigue and constant distractions. While computers and tablets remain valuable tools for research and collaboration, educators worldwide are watching Sweden's massive reinvestment in physical books as a potential blueprint for a more balanced, science-backed approach to modern schooling.
source: The Guardian. Switching off: Sweden says back-to-basics schooling works on paper.
Michelle Miller retweeted
My 1st substack:
Happy Heavenly Birthday #HaydenPanettiere 🎂🙏🏽🕊️
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