{"id":1576,"date":"2026-08-21T07:38:03","date_gmt":"2026-08-21T07:38:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nationallogisticspost.com\/?p=1576"},"modified":"2026-08-21T07:38:03","modified_gmt":"2026-08-21T07:38:03","slug":"five-quick-things-is-the-lindsay-clancy-case-a-windfall-for-the-gop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/nationallogisticspost.com\/?p=1576","title":{"rendered":"Five Quick Things: Is the Lindsay Clancy Case a Windfall for the GOP?"},"content":{"rendered":"

I<\/span>\u2019m looking forward to a long vacation from social media. Unfortunately, I don\u2019t have the luxury of taking such a vacation \u2014 unless a Friday-Saturday-Sunday absence can be considered a long vacation.<\/p>

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The day job requires me to be plugged into the social media sewer. There is no other way to effectively promote a website you publish, or intellectual property you\u2019re trying to sell, than to plug your stuff on social media. And if you\u2019re there plugging it, you\u2019re also there reading what\u2019s in your feed.<\/p>

And what\u2019s in your feed, this week, is nothing short of horrific. As in, lose-what\u2019s-left-of-your-faith-in-humanity horrific.<\/p>

But what I\u2019ll say is there might actually be a silver lining. What\u2019s happening with this disgusting Lindsay Clancy trial might just be a silver bullet for Republicans running for House and Senate seats this fall.<\/p>

1. The Mommy-Sleuth Mass Hysteria<\/h2>

I don\u2019t have to explain this too much. You\u2019ve certainly seen these ubiquitous videos pushing the idea that Lindsay Clancy didn\u2019t kill her children and it was the husband who did it.<\/p>

It\u2019s all women pushing this. If there is a man anywhere who\u2019s pushing it, I\u2019ve not seen one. And thankfully it isn\u2019t the majority of women who are trying to say she didn\u2019t do it.<\/p>

Which is good, because guess who\u2019s part of the majority who agree she did it?<\/p>

Lindsay Clancy.<\/p>

If you\u2019re trying to convince the public that she\u2019s innocent or she was framed, then the biggest obstacle you\u2019re running into is the fact that the defense has STIPULATED to her having killed her children. All of these people who have turned Lindsay Clancy\u2019s attorney, Kevin Reddington \u2014 a 75-year-old veteran lawyer who\u2019s known as the guy who tries all the insanity-defense cases in Massachusetts \u2014 into a hero for his zealous defense of his client, but then they utterly ignore the defense he\u2019s presenting.<\/p>

Which is that she did it, but she wasn\u2019t responsible.<\/p>

They ignore that, and they immediately blame the husband, Patrick Clancy, who has a rock-solid alibi and who is on the 9-1-1 tape apparently giving such a tortured reaction that the tape won\u2019t be played to the public.<\/p>

Saying that he killed those kids is rubbing up against defamation, you know. It\u2019s entirely possible that when this is over, his legal team might start looking for recompense. But in the meantime, what I\u2019m seeing as this goes on is more and more people getting very angry at the mommy-sleuth poseurs who think they know more than the professionals and even Lindsay Clancy\u2019s own defense lawyer.<\/p>

So much so that I had a friend \u2014 a single guy \u2014 text me and say that this was going to be an acid test for dateability of women he ran across. Anybody who disputes that Lindsay Clancy did it is immediately red-flagged.<\/p>

2. The Post-Partum Psychosis Mass Hysteria<\/h2>

The other thing my friend said in that text was that anybody who started with the sympathy for Lindsay Clancy based on Post-Partum Psychosis, which by the way has not been proven in court so far and is actually the issue being litigated as of press time for this column, was also undateable as far as he\u2019s concerned.<\/p>

I said a week ago in the podcast Grace and Madelynn and I did about this, that I\u2019m on board with the Clancy case as a medical malpractice lawsuit for the ages, because giving that woman 13 different psychotropic drugs in four months is just downright bizarre. So, sure \u2014 we might be able to find some common ground around the idea that we need to start smashing the brakes on these mind-altering drugs, which seem to generate pretty suspect results. (RELATED: The Spectacle<\/i>\u00a0Ep. 452: The War on Moms and Babies: Lindsay Clancy Case, Fauci, and Vaccines)<\/strong><\/p>

We are not going to find common ground around this\u2026<\/p>

The evil within.<\/p>

The capture of our educational system and the media has born fruit.<\/p>

Rotten, toxic fruit. \u2620\ufe0f pic.twitter.com\/M9heXRNZf7<\/p>

\u2014 BoDeep (@BoDeepest) August 20, 2026<\/p><\/blockquote>

Demonstrating outside the courthouse and making a hero\/victim out of somebody who admits she strangled her three little children is so absolutely abhorrent as to boggle the mind.<\/p>

There will be, and already is, a backlash.<\/p>

Young man broke up with his GF of 3 years over her opinion on Lindsay Clancy<\/p>

Justified? https:\/\/t.co\/ea83C6LxSu pic.twitter.com\/q2drBJCK6L<\/p>

\u2014 E (@ElijahSchaffer) August 20, 2026<\/p><\/blockquote>

Nobody \u2014 nobody \u2014 is minimizing that changes in hormonal balance following a pregnancy can do strange things to a woman. Sometimes it\u2019s depression, sometimes it\u2019s worse. We all get that.<\/p>

Really, we do.<\/p>

But we also expect that women are adults and fully capable of handling post-partum symptoms without murdering their children. And this is not an unreasonable expectation.<\/p>

Because if it is unreasonable, and something has changed whereby the women of today can\u2019t be held accountable for not murdering their children in cases where post-partum symptoms arise, then we\u2019re going to have to embark on a massive campaign to build psychiatric hospitals all over the country to house all the people we\u2019ll need to commit for treatment before they kill their kids. We can\u2019t lose a whole generation of our children (what few we\u2019re having, considering how many are harvested before they emerge from the womb) to the vagaries of the bad moods post-partum hormones may cause.<\/p>

I\u2019m not minimizing this problem. It\u2019s the opposite. If I\u2019m to believe those pink-clad protesters outside that courthouse, this is a grave threat to the future of the nation, and we need immediate action by the State to protect our children from our women.<\/p>

And if that\u2019s absurd, then why are those demonstrators not absurd?<\/p>

For that matter, why is this not absurd? It happened just down the road from that courthouse.<\/p>

A blue state just legalized abortion up until birth.<\/p>

Surrounded by applauding women, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a sweeping abortion bill Monday that removes the state\u2019s gestational age limit, giving health care providers greater discretion to perform abortions later\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/ZtDIgWwVMC<\/p>

\u2014 Fox News (@FoxNews) August 11, 2026<\/p><\/blockquote>

Are they related? Let\u2019s just say that the pro-life movement ought to be the most fired-up voting bloc in these United States after seeing the reactions to the Lindsay Clancy trial, and the optics all go one way.\u00a0(RELATED: The Demonic Possession of Liberal Women)<\/strong><\/p>

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Again, most women in America do not buy into this Lindsay Clancy campaign. Which is why the pink-clad protesters are not doing any favors for the political movement the bulk of them are attached to.<\/p>

3. The Multi-Ethnic New Anti-AWFLs?<\/h2>

And then there\u2019s another problem, which is this.<\/p>

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Is there a ton of it out there? Not so far. But there\u2019s some.<\/p>

There is absolutely a rift out there between black women and white women, though. It\u2019s growing. It\u2019s showing up quite a bit in Texas, where James Talarico\u2019s campaign is having some distinct problems energizing black women who are still salty about Jasmine Crockett not getting the Democrats\u2019 nomination for the Senate seat there. Talarico is polling fairly well against Ken Paxton, at least according to the same polls which always seem to vastly overstate the support Democrat candidates have in that state, but Talarico is the classic bait candidate for AWFLs, and he\u2019s regularly getting lit up by black women at his town halls now.\u00a0(RELATED: The Incredibly, Unacceptably Weird James Talarico)<\/strong><\/p>

It\u2019s impossible that the Lindsay Clancy case is going to help this situation. It\u2019s virtually certain to make it worse the more the AWFLs galvanize around a child murderer, and black women marvel at the sense of entitlement behind such advocacy.<\/p>

4. The DSA Are a Bunch of Cuban Agents and Assets, You Know<\/h2>

Am I harping on this because The Necessary Men<\/em> is now serializing here at The American Spectator? Of course I am. Episode 3 dropped on Wednesday; Episode 4 drops tomorrow. And you can navigate the entire Mike Holman series, all of which has been posted at this site, by using this link.\u00a0(RELATED: Scott McKay\u2019s\u00a0The Necessary Men<\/i>\u00a0\u2014 Episode 3: La Bala de Gibara)<\/strong><\/p>

But one of the things readers of the Holman books will tell you is how frighteningly similar to reality they are, and not so much in the way they\u2019re ripped from the headlines but rather that they\u2019re ripped from tomorrow\u2019s headlines. And one of the chief contentions which come through in The Necessary Men<\/em> is the level of involvement the Cuban communist regime has in funding and controlling the Hard Left in America.<\/p>

This is made pretty clear in the State Department\u2019s report on Cuba which came out a few weeks ago. It\u2019s also made pretty clear when the DSA\u2019s people start talking in front of cameras.\u00a0(RELATED: Cuba\u2019s Hidden Proxy Network: The War Against America)<\/strong><\/p>

You might have seen this clip. It\u2019s from The Fifth Column, which is a podcast starring Michael Moynihan, Matt Welch, and Kmele Foster (it\u2019s a libertarian show and not a particularly Trump-friendly program). And they\u2019re pulling the video from a podcast interview that Jorge Ramos and his daughter Paola put on, which featured the DSA national co-chairs Megan Romer and Ashik Siddique, when Jorge Ramos asked the two of them about Cuba.<\/p>