The family of a 17-year-old whose severed leg was found weeks after she went missing are demanding to know why police didn't do more to find her.

T'Neya Tovar's mother, Charro Tovar, filed a missing person report on Dec. 1 that said the girl had traveled to Palm Springs from the city of Hemet and stopped answering her phone.

One neighbor said they referred to Feinbloom as 'the scary man in the scary house.'

The mother and the girl's father later said they discovered that the teen had gone to meet a 51-year-old man named Abraham Feinbloom living in a boarded‑up pink house on Harlequin Court in Salton City.

On Dec. 21, deputies responded to a report of human remains found in the Vista Del Mar area of Salton City. They found a decomposing severed leg but could not determine the age, sex, or race of the person it belonged to.

It took weeks for a forensic pathologist to determine a DNA profile and contact the teen's mother for a DNA sample. On Feb. 12, the sheriff's office confirmed the leg belonged to T'Neya Tovar.

A day later on Friday, authorities arrested Feinbloom after he allegedly tried to flee from his home when a SWAT team attempted to perform a search warrant.

The girl's family said they drove to Salton City numerous times and requested welfare checks at the home, which was the last place their daughter's cell phone pinged. The family said police only knocked on the door and didn't force entry into the home or obtain a search warrant.

"If they had acted sooner, maybe my child could have been saved," Charro Tovar said.

She said police told her her missing teen was likely a runaway, and she believes they didn't take the case seriously because the girl was on probation.

Some neighbors reported hearing occasional screams from the Feinbloom house, in addition to hearing drums and seeing bright lights. One neighbor said they referred to Feinbloom as "the scary man in the scary house." Others noted that Feinbloom began adding security cameras to the home two days after the girl was reported missing.

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Friends also told the victim's mother that they had seen her meeting an older man at the 7th and Metro transit center in Los Angeles in October, and they believe that was the first time she met Feinbloom.

Salton City is a census-designated area on the Salton Sea, an artificial lake accidentally created in 1905 after water from the Colorado River breached an irrigation canal. It has since become a toxic body of water with a strange smell from beaches of fish and bird bones.

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A Kentucky judge is going viral on social media for her soft-on-crime dealings with a criminal convicted of such heinous crimes, the jury recommended a 65-year sentence.

On February 2, Judge Tracy Davis more than halved the jury’s recommendation when she sentenced 24-year old Christopher Thompson, a black male, to 30 years in prison for first-degree robbery, kidnapping, sodomy, and sexual abuse. In her sentencing decision, Davis cited Thompson’s difficult upbringing, lack of mental health treatment, and potential for rehabilitation.

But the perceived leniency and alleged racial bias is only half the outrage. During his sentencing hearing, Thompson reportedly made repeated vulgar and disrespectful comments about both Davis and the victim.

On this episode of “The John Doyle Show,” Doyle plays the clip of the hearing that’s going viral and explains how Davis’ softball sentencing is yet another example of the “weaponization of the judiciary” that is destroying law and order.

As Thompson’s sentencing hearing began, Judge Davis opened with, “Before we even get appearances, Mr. Thompson, I'm going to need you to be respectful,” to which he replied, “I ain’t doing nothing. Eat my d**k.”

“If I could spit on you, I would,” he added after Davis brushed off his former comment.

“At the end of the day, I’m the one with the pen,” she reminded him.

“I don’t care,” Thompson retorted.

These kinds of comments continued throughout the hearing. At one point, Thompson even said, “I don’t have sympathy for you, the victim, the victim’s family. I don’t care.”

Despite the heinous nature of the crimes for which Thomas was convicted, Davis overrode the jury and sentenced him to 30 years in prison, stating, “Unfortunately, he fell through the cracks.”

Doyle calls the clip “the most insane thing” he’s ever witnessed.

The left’s understanding of crime, he says, is captured in the opening scenes of Disney’s 1992 classic “Aladdin.”

“You have a guy, and he’s just hungry, trying to make ends meet, and so maybe he takes an extra loaf of bread, and he doesn’t pay for it or something. ... That is the idea. People are not naturally prone or disposed to committing crime,” he says.

But Thompson’s crimes, he argues, are proof that this understanding is merely “mythology.”

“You’re just so poor that you can’t help yourself but to rape people at gunpoint? Like, how does this square?” he asks.

Some people, Doyle insists, “just like crime.”

“Committing crime is interesting to them, right? It must be nice to just go around doing whatever you want all the time, and if someone doesn’t agree, you can just stick a gun in their face,” he says.

Judges like Tracy Davis, Doyle argues, have “a personal commitment to anti-civilization.”

“They don't care about the well-being of women. They don't care about the well-being of America. Literally all they care about is this personal commitment to anti-civilization so that they can stand atop the ashes and convince themselves that this was just, this was right,” he says.

To hear more of Doyle’s commentary, watch the full episode above.

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In the first three months of the Trump administration, Americans were stunned by President Trump’s breakneck pace: executive orders overturning onerous Biden-era regulations, massive reductions in force, and rescissions eliminating billions in waste. Republicans notched some of their highest approval ratings in months. Democrats looked rudderless.

For the first time in years, it felt like Republicans were taking the country back — unapologetically.

The task remains what it was 365 days ago: Save the country, secure future elections, and restore the American dream.

Fast-forward a year, and the public mood has turned bleak. A recent Fox News poll found that 52% of voters would support the Democrat candidates in their House districts this November — reportedly the highest level of support for either party since 2017. More jarring: Voters favor Democrats by 14 points on affordability and helping the middle class and by 21 points on health care.

President Trump’s worries about the midterms, typical swings aside, look justified.

But plenty of time remains, enough to change the trajectory — if Republicans are willing to spend time and effort instead of conserving both.

The problem sits in the mirror. Despite ample runway to tee up major legislation through a second round of reconciliation — the tool Republicans can use to deliver big wins without a single Democratic vote in the Senate — too many lawmakers have acted as if the moment already passed.

The Republican Study Committee produced a blueprint aimed at making the American dream affordable again by tackling the same pressures families feel every day: rising costs, rising premiums, and a fading path to home ownership for younger Americans.

Yet too many Republicans have decided to run on last year’s accomplishments in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, hoping “tax cuts” can substitute for finishing the America First agenda.

Voters aren’t buying it — and they have reasons.

Spending and priorities

Just days ago, 76 House Republicans joined Democrats to pass a consolidated appropriations package that included millions in earmarks for clinics providing "gender-affirming care" and $5 billion for refugee resettlement — while declining chances to strip the bill of the pork Republicans claim to oppose.

Days before that, 46 Republicans voted against an amendment to defund rogue activist judge James Boasberg’s office. Eighty-one Republicans voted against an amendment to defund the National Endowment for Democracy — which, contrary to its name, functions as a rogue CIA cutout that fuels global censorship and domestic propaganda.

While basic conservative principles get betrayed in plain sight, Senate Republicans too often hide the ball, using procedure as an excuse for inaction.

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The Senate can act

Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy’s Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act and the new SAVE America Act have passed the House a combined three times. Lawmakers and pundits insist it’s a nonstarter in the Senate. Passing it, they say, would require “nuking the filibuster” — a risky move when 51 votes for major conservative policy cannot be taken for granted.

But to voters, it looks like business as usual: elected officials trying to save their seats rather than save their country.

And voters are right.

Contrary to the lazy narrative, enforcing a talking filibuster does not eliminate the filibuster.

The talking filibuster has been permitted under Senate rules since 1806 and served for more than a century as the primary way to delay or block a vote. Cloture came later. Today, the minority can simply signal its intent to filibuster, triggering a 60-vote threshold to invoke cloture, end debate, and move to final passage by simple majority.

Enforcing a talking filibuster on the SAVE America Act would not change Senate rules or eliminate the minority’s right to filibuster. It would require the majority leader to keep the bill on the floor — and force the minority to sustain a real filibuster as long as the majority maintains a quorum.

Time and effort stand between us and an immensely popular voter ID law.

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Finish the job

Out-of-control spending keeps burying families in debt and shrinking what their dollars buy. Between backroom deals and broad inaction, politicians seem to be counting the days until a Democrat House returns with subpoenas and impeachment resolutions. The status quo won’t cut it.

The task remains what it was 365 days ago: Save the country, secure future elections, and restore the American dream.

No one believes the job is finished, so stop pretending it is. With months left before November, members of Congress need to prove why voters should keep them in office. Only a dogged push to finish the America First agenda will do.

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