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Father's Day was on Sunday. Most dads celebrated the occasion with BBQ, beer, and probably a kids' sports tournament. Joe Abraham, sadly, marked the day as his first Father's Day without his daughter, who was killed by an illegal. The New York Times marked the day with a trans comic strip on "fatherhood" and a kid asking her "dad" how long they had breasts before chopping them off.

This is the same NYT that has had six recent think pieces on fatherhood: three written by women, one written by a trans "man," and two written by men who don't have kids. Yesterday's comic strip in question was called, "To My Daughter, My Gender Was Never Complicated."

Ten bucks says the journalismers at the NYT still don't understand why so many men have fled the Democrat Party.

Among those less than enamored by the editorial choices of the people who chased Bari Weiss away was Joe Abraham. His daughter was Katie Abraham.

Abraham, 20, of Glenview, and 21-year-old Chloe Polzin of Deerfield, were killed in a Jan. 19 hit-and-run crash while visiting the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign [by] Julio Cucul-Bol, a 29-year-old citizen of Guatemala.'

The Abraham family has been vocal about their daughter’s death — and blaming Illinois Democrats for sanctuary policies as they argue the country needs stricter vetting policies. Abraham’s parents have said Cucul-Bol was deported in 2016, but it’s unclear when he returned to the U.S. Federal court documents cite Cucul-Bol as producing false documents with Chase Bank in November 2023.

It's Joe's second Father's Day without his daughter, and he noticed how the same journalisming industry that sh*ts on the idea of fatherhood is also the same journalisming agency that supports the left's political agenda responsible for him being without his daughter.

"The Katies of this nation don't fit the narrative because they expose the real-world costs. That's not journalism. It's narrative protection for a political movement."

Apropos of nothing:

There are 72 to 75 million dads in America. Yet this is who journalismers pick to speak on fatherhood. Joe Abrams, and other fathers like him, have more relevant thoughts on the matter.

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