David Martinez of Ft. Worth TX severely overestimates his intelligence by taking credit for a bad law that had little to do with him

Here is David Martinez low-key admitting he lacks virtue

David Martinez of Ft. Worth TX reminds me a lot of tRump, taking credit for things in which he has little to no part in its creation. And so Ft. Worth passed a residency restriction law that will surely lead to a costly lawsuit. And here's this literal nobody acting like he did anything of note. (Ft. Worth council was going to pass it with or without this loser.)

Since I couldn't post a message myself, I has the fine folks running the Facebook account for OnceFallen to say the following:

"You're intentionally misleading people in a way to get them arrested and/or you simply can’t read/comprehend the law and cannot admit you have no clue what you are talking about. 

1. The law can't be applied to everyone currently living where they are living. It is called a grandfather clause. If you start harassing a person living at their current residence, then that is harassment and you will get arrested and/or sued into oblivion. 

2. There is no anti-loitering or presence restrictions in the ordinance; it only covers residence and it only covers those who move into the city or move from the current residence after the law will take effect. 

3. You aren't going to "save thousands of children" because the vast majority of sex crimes occur in the home, by someone known to the victim, and by someone with no prior sex offense record. Residency restriction laws have been proven long ago to have ABSOLUTELY NO IMPACT on sex offenses. 

4. Oh, there was never a prior 1000 foot restriction."

You see, Ft. Worth had NO residency or presence restrictions in place before the Ft. Worth city counil passed a 2000 ft residency restriction their own city attorney warned would make 98% of the city off-limits to Registered Persons looking to live in Ft. Worth. Hope they get sued!

But there was never a presence or anti-loitering restriction, and Ft. Worth did not pass such a presence or anti-loitering restricion, only a residency restriction. 

But I found quite a few screenshots showing this David Martinez fellow is the worst kind of moron. He's a pseudo-intellectual. He talks as if he is smart but instead he just spews batshit conspracies that pull back the veil on his bigotry and hatred for the disadvantaged:

Here is Davis looking to throw the unhoused out of his community. 

David bullies little old ladies by his own admission and actions

Here is David pushing an insane conspiracy theory

Here is Davis engaging in Predator Panic (tm)

Here he is encouraging vigilante violence

David is a Zionist and regularly accuses others of being anti-semitic. 

David Martinez, in my opinion, is a batshit conspiracy therorist, no different than Alex Jones. Davis is also a clown that only claims minority heritage when he needs a little sympathy. But the reality is he's a bully and a bigot. It is no wonder why his Facebook page says he's still single. 

Hey David, from one man with Indigenous heritage to another, lay off the firewater!

US Rep. Tim Burchett wants to "execute" certain people but apparently doesn't understand how the law actually works

I usually try to come up with a witty remark or two about the idiots that I feature on this blog, but I'm recovering from the flu, so I'll be lazy and just add some screenshots of other insults people made.

Of course, this has to be taken with a grain of salt because his focus is not on the many Republicans and assorded wealthy Republican donors in the files. He's focused primarily on the Clintons. But if all these allegations are true, then everyone should be tried in a court of law regardless of party affiliation. And they should be held to the same standard of "justice" that they enforce on the poor. 

But here is why the comment below is stupid. First, Kennedy v. Louisiana, 554 U.S. 407 (2008) ended death penalty for any offenses that do not involve murder. Yes, states are passing legislation to make certain sexual offenses eligible for the death penalty. However, they're illegal, and mostly symbolic, a Hail Mary campaign slogan from the laughable failure that was the 2024 Ron DeathSantis presidential campaign. (LOL at Christina Pushaw for her performance as the worst campaign manager in US history.) Thus, there have been no persons convicted of sex offenses that do not involve murder sitting on death row for 30 years. 

So, are these executions he is calling for include the majority of the tRump admiistration?

https://wabcradio.com/2026/02/14/we-need-to-execute-them-rep-burchett-after-seeing-the-un-redacted-epstein-files/

Rep. Tim Burchett made explosive remarks regarding the still-sealed files tied to Jeffrey Epstein, saying the full, unredacted documents would “haunt you for the rest of your life.”

Speaking about crimes involving minors, Burchett argued the country needs the “guts” to carry out executions for convicted child predators.

“It’s the truth! We need to execute them. We need to quit with this nonsense of them sitting on death row for 30 years,” Burchett said.

He went further, describing the crimes as “evil” and “satanic,” adding that those responsible would “go straight to the pits of hell.”

The Epstein case continues to fuel political debate as lawmakers on both sides push for greater transparency surrounding sealed records and the identities of individuals connected to the late financier.

COVID Conspiracy nut and Opponent of Affordable Healthcare, US Rep. Greg Steube, wants to eliminate Medicaid and healthcare tax credits for Persons Forced to Register

Greg Steube, Republican & Floridiot, wants to ban ALL Registered Persons from obtaining Medicaid AND eliminate tax credits under the Affordable Care Act. This isn’t the first time that Congress had targeted RPs from government assistance. In 2010, Congress passed a bill banning RPs from obtaining Small Business Loans from the Small Business Administration; they had also tried passing legislation in 2010 banning RPs from receiving Federal Housing Loans and Unemployment Compensation but both failed to fully advance in time. (Both passed the House but failed to advance in the Senate.) Under this current administration, this has a better chance of passing. Of course, Trump and his cronies will continue to gt the best healthcare money can buy, while RPs and their families will be forced to suffer without adequate healthcare.

Steuben has been a staunch opponent of the Affordable Care Act. During thre COVID-19 Pandemic, he was also among those conspiacy theorists claiming that the “deep state” at the FDA was preventing the use of hydroxychloroquine, an antimalarial drug, to treat COVID-19. Medical experts note that hydroxychloroquine neither treats nor prevents infection by COVID-19. He is also a defender of the J6 insurrection & promotes the conspiracy that the 2020 was “stolen.” (I'm generally not a fan of Wikipedia but in this instance, they've done a good job of covering this assclown's voting record.)

He was also accessed of impropriety for possible illegal work while acting as a lobbyist. 

The bill is HR 7453 (119th Congress, 2025-2026)

(Source: Rep. Steube: No ACA or Medicaid for Sex Offenders.” Rep. Greg Steube. 2/10/2026. https://steube.house.gov/press-releases/rep-steube-no-aca-or-medicaid-for-sex-offenders/)

U.S. Representative Greg Steube (R-Fla.) introduced yesterday the Criminals’ Loss of Eligibility and Assistance Networks Act or CLEAN Act. This bill prohibits sex offenders from receiving federally funded Medicaid benefits as well as the refundable tax credit for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. 

“Sex offenders have no business tapping into programs intended for lower-income and disadvantaged Americans,” said Rep. Steube. “Taxpayers have the right to know their hard-earned money is not being used to cover the medical expenses of serial abusers and criminals. Rapists and abusers have no business receiving federal benefits. My bill will protect Medicaid and ACA assistance for law-abiding Americans by barring sex offenders from accessing these programs.” 

Background: The CLEAN Act amends the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to prohibit sex offenders from receiving the refundable tax credit for coverage with a qualified health plan under the Affordable Care Act. It also amends the Social Security Act to make sex offenders ineligible for federally funded benefits under Medicaid.