What Does Katie Get?
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 2/3/2026 8:10:33 PM
One year ago, young and beautiful Katie Abraham was in a car with her college friends, waiting at a red light in Urbana, Illinois. Julio Cucul Bol, a 29-yeqr old citizen of Guatemala -- and in the United States illegally having adopted fake Mexican identify -- was driving drunk behind her (snip) coming upon Katie's car at speeds approaching 80 miles per hour. Then the crash. Abraham, 20, was killed. By the luck of the demons, Bol lived and ran away (snip.) And what have we seen since? Chaos as the left, once again, uses force to impose its will on Americans. (snip) [W]hat does Katie Abraham get? The grave.
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What Does Katie Get?
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One year ago, young and beautiful Katie Abraham was in a car with her college friends, waiting at a red light in Urbana, Illinois. Julio Cucul Bol, a 29-yeqr old citizen of Guatemala -- and in the United States illegally having adopted fake Mexican identify -- was driving drunk behind her (snip) coming upon Katie's car at speeds approaching 80 miles per hour. Then the crash. Abraham, 20, was killed. By the luck of the demons, Bol lived and ran away (snip.) And what have we seen since? Chaos as the left, once again, uses force to impose its will on Americans. (snip) [W]hat does Katie Abraham get? The grave.
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Kass notes that J.B. Pritzker, whose sanctuary state policies attracted Bol to Illinois, grabbed the closest microphone to demagogue Renee Good's death but never spared a word for Katie Abraham.