by Bob Unruh, WND:
President’s daughter revealed showering with Joe at ‘young age’
The Joe Biden Department of Justice is demanding jail time for another defendant who was caught up a Biden family scandal – that of diary revelations about Joe Biden “showering” with his young daughter, in a “probably not appropriate” scenario.
It’s just one of the many scandals embroiling the Biden family, from a scheme to peddle influence to foreign enemies to a failure to pay taxes to an apparent lie on a federal form required to purchase a handgun.
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Congress is investigating a wide range of these allegations now, in hearings that could result in a recommendation to impeach Biden.
Now a report in Twitchy reveals Joe Biden’s DOJ is sounding off in a case against a woman who took a diary that once belonged to Biden daughter Ashley.
The diary, which the Biden administration purported was a fake for a long time, includes Ashley’s references to being “sexualized” at a young age and showering with her father, Joe Biden, at the time. The diary expresses those actions as “probably not appropriate.”
The Twitchy report openly challenges the Biden family stories on the topic, with, “Wait, we thought it wasn’t real: DOJ wants prison time for woman who ‘stole’ Ashley Biden’s diary.”
The diary actually was left behind in a rental when Ashley Biden departed, and it reached the level of yet another scandal for the Bidens when the woman sold it to an investigative news outlet.
It featured prominently, then, in a SWAT-style raid of the home belonging to James O’Keefe, now of the O’Keefe Media Group. He was working then with Project Veritas, and the organization had turned the diary over to authorities when it obtained access.
DOJ demands prison time for Ashley Biden diary thief https://t.co/yE3ZJB7GCB pic.twitter.com/jt5HaAmqtC
— New York Post (@nypost) April 4, 2024
DOJ just reaffirmed the authenticity of the diary and its contents. https://t.co/gshKwxUXpK
— 🇺🇸PATRIOTMANDO🇺🇸🌪⚡️⛈⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@PatriotMando17) April 4, 2024
At issue is a case involving Aimee Harris, who sold the diary at the time.
