Posted on 07/19/2026 11:44:52 AM PDT by SmokingJoe
Missouri Prosecutor Camille Johnston is in MAJOR trouble. Allegedly:
• Had an intimate relationship with an undocumented immigrant whose sexual assault case her office was prosecuting.
• Helped him evade arrest by driving him to Mississippi in 2023, gave him her car + title, and vacationed with him in Florida.
• Never disclosed the relationship, never recused herself, and allegedly slow-walked the charges. PLUS:
• Accused of a relationship with a criminal defense attorney whose clients she was prosecuting.
• Accused of a relationship with a married domestic violence suspect (C.W.) — and firing an employee who confronted her about it.
Corruption on steroids. Where’s the accountability? #ProsecutorScandal #RuleOfLaw #Missouri
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Very nice gums.
Probably the only she could get elected and
corrupt the system with her RINO/Democrat values was
to pretend to be a Republican/conservative.
I hate that guy with the big teeth!
Busy lady. Missouri's own little Hurricane Camille, this one.
hahahaha
Just like that!
Not with those gums.
Frau Blucher!
Thank you very much.
Perfect reference to Young Frankenstein. Blucher means horse glue. That’s why every time someone said Blucher in the movie the horses whinnied.
Hilarious Mel Brooks. I hope I educate some young people.
She’s a one percenter who was giving her fair share.
Frau Blucher!
Thank you very much.
Perfect reference to Young Frankenstein. Blucher means horse glue. That’s why every time someone said Blucher in the movie the horses whinnied.
Hilarious Mel Brooks. I hope I educate some young people.
Blucher as either a name or a word in German does not translate to “glue” in English.
Frau Blucher would have to have been named Kleber, which does translate as “glue”.
The name was used as a meme against German-fear, and gotten it is said from the name of the Prussian Cavalry General who rescued Wellington from Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.
No more Germanic name than the Prussian Blucher.
Mel Brooks told Teri Garr (RIP) that the name made horses whinny because it meant “glue”— he was pulling her leg.
This guy here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gebhard_Leberecht_von_Bl%C3%BCcher
Just like this ugly chickee— the horse face with gums reminds one faster of Occasional Cortex Rep. Ocasio-Cortez who has a horse face as well and smiles with massive gum exposure. Except for a wriggling booby body— most would run at the site, except for the uh... potential grab-it-a@@... wheeee!
Some never get wise, and long ago prioritized which head rules them, so to say.
That’s funny! All these years I was mistaken.
Leave it to Mel Brooks to yank someone’s chain. I love that movie!
Thanks for the correction.
Kit
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