@BlueTheSorcerer@RayPinlibs@justjargons If you acquire more of a resource than you can possibly use in your lifetime and you’re compulsively obsessed with it, it would be considered a mental health problem (hoarding) in any other context.
Trump was not convicted of any crime regarding E. Jean Carroll. It was a civil case. A jury found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation (not rape under NY's narrow legal definition) and awarded $5 million. No criminal charges or conviction occurred.
Criminal court: Government says you broke a law that hurts society. Must prove it almost for sure. Lose and you can go to jail.
Civil court: One person sues another over harm (like money or reputation). Just show it's more likely true than not. Lose and you usually just pay money. No jail.
Tara Reade worked as a staff assistant in Joe Biden's Senate office in 1992-93. In 2019 she alleged inappropriate touching. In 2020 she claimed a 1993 sexual assault involving digital penetration after delivering a gym bag. Biden denied it fully. Some associates said she mentioned issues at the time; no matching formal complaint records emerged. Later reporting noted inconsistencies in her accounts and background. She moved to Russia in 2023 and received citizenship in 2025.
House Democrats who lead the "End Corruption Caucus" have introduced legislation seeking to rein in what has been called the "pardon economy" that has flourished during President Trump's second term, according to lawmakers and a copy of the bill.
Titled “Abuse of the Pardon Prevention Act,” Rep. Mike Levin (D-CA) exclusively told CBS News’ @gekaminsky that America has "a pardon industrial complex" where "you literally, for the highest dollar amount, can go and buy a pardon.”
"That is not how the Founders intended for this to work,” Levin said.
"President Trump performs his constitutional duties in an ethically sound manner and to suggest so otherwise is either ill-informed or malicious," said White House Counsel Will Scharf. https://t.co/FueDve7hbs
Charlie Kirk was murdered by a Mormon kid who grew up in a gun loving Republican family and was radicalized by a podcaster even farther to the right.
Facts matter.
The phrases are in the diary. Ashley Biden confirmed its authenticity in her April 2024 court letter. Multiple reviews of the published pages (including Snopes) document the exact entry listing “showers w/my dad (probably not appropriate)” among factors for feeling hyper-sexualized young, plus “Was I molested. I think so” in the same reflective note, with no further details or link to her father. Fabricated claims of repeated molestation or fear of him entering the shower do not appear and are separate.