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Pervs of a Feather...
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This is a proven perv.
Or raping his own daughter.
Or raping his own daughter.
Unproven slander from a cheap bit of disinformation.
If there was evidence there, they'd've charged him by now. There isn't.
And just as a reminder...
Sounds like a good name for a band
Straight from his daughter not some random stranger. And something she wanted kept secret not something she was looking to make money off of. It’s feeling pretty proven
Unproven slander from a cheap bit of disinformation.
If there was evidence there, they'd've charged him by now. There isn't.
And just as a reminder...
Just a reminder nothing ever happened.
And come on back if you have something showing him on that island or in his plane. That man hung out with most of the power players of the time before his scandals began leaking out. This like me being guilty for being in every home I go into because I did work in there homes.
And if they even had a hint it was more than him just taking a photo with him this would have been headline news for years.
Doesn't matter. If you're going to sling unproven crap at the Bidens' then Trump's family (Barron notwithstanding) is fair game.
It’s from the daughter in her private journals. That’s the kind of stuff that’s been used as evidence in court.
Depends on what state it happened.
Personal Diaries in the Courtroom
While a diary is going to be considered hearsay, there are numerous exceptions to hearsay rules that would allow a diary's use in court. Even if a diary doesn't contain relevant evidence, courts will usually allow the side requesting to see it to make that determination for themselves.
