Allegations against Joe Biden and his son's involvement with Burisma, Hunter Biden's new home and Secret Service protection, a legal win for a Canadian father jailed for misgendering, challenging transgender medical interventions without parental consent, heartbreak and hope of losing a child to ideology, and the age debate for President Biden's potential second term.
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President Biden is accused of corruption by a Ukrainian prosecutor who claims Biden wanted him fired due to his investigation into Burisma.
A Canadian father who opposed his daughter's gender transition wins a legal victory, overturning some court conditions and avoiding additional jail time.
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Accusations of Corruption: Ukrainian Prosecutor's Claims Against President Biden
A Ukrainian prosecutor, who was fired after then Vice President Biden's intervention, has accused President Biden of corruption. The prosecutor claims that Biden wanted him removed because of his investigation into the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, where Biden's son, Hunter Biden, served on the board. Biden leveraged a $1 billion loan guarantee to secure the prosecutor's removal. While both men accuse each other of corruption, Shokin, the prosecutor, alleges that Biden's actions were motivated by his family's ties to Burisma.
Jailed Canadian Father Freed: Legal Battle over Daughter's Gender Transition
A Canadian father, jailed for opposing his teenage daughter's gender transition, has won a legal victory in the British Columbia Court of Appeal. The father took legal action after a children's hospital planned to start his daughter on testosterone without his consent. Emphasizing the need for time and mental health support, the father opposed the irreversible medical interventions. He was barred from publicly misgendering his daughter and speaking about the case, leading to his imprisonment in solitary confinement. The father's win in the appeals court means he does not have to serve additional jail time and some court conditions have been dropped.
Concerns about Biden's Age: Majority of Democrats Doubt a Second Term
According to an Associated Press poll, nearly 70% of Democrats believe that President Biden is too old to serve another term. Concerns about Biden's age have persisted, with even those who approve of his performance acknowledging his advanced years. The majority of voters, about 77%, also consider Biden too old for a second term. The poll included a word association exercise, with a significant portion of Democrats mentioning Biden's age, while negative terms like 'slow' and 'confused' were used. Biden's approval on key issues, such as the economy and foreign policy, is also low, contributing to the doubts about his candidacy.
A Ukrainian prosecutor that Biden spoke publicly about getting fired has come forward, a man who was jailed for “misgendering” his daughter gets a big win, and is President Biden too old for a 2nd term? A large number of voters say yes. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.
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