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NBC News first reported allegations on Tuesday that the powerful Ohio congressman was aware of allegations that Dr. Richard Strauss was molesting members of the wrestling team when he was an assistant wrestling coach from 1986 to 1994, but that he ignored those claims of abuse.
CNN has not confirmed all of the details of the NBC report. Jordan and his office have continually denied that he knew of any such behavior.
So who threw the story to NBC I wonder?
Learn to spread!
The Chinese people will wake up, eventually
Holy head...
@SCPatriot Christopher Crosnell's posts are very distrubing
8Chan is reporting the the DOJ is giving RR more time...link was up now can't be found...
Wasn't today the deadline for RR originally?
@SCPatriot I can't even imagine. I truly have lived a sheltered life.
RR needs to go....to jail 😆
@The Patriot and not collect $200
All-American NCAA Wrestler Dies in Crash After Car Runs Off the Road – True PunditTrue Pundit
https://truepundit.com/all-american-ncaa-wrestler-dies-in-crash-after-car-runs-off-the-road/
On December 21, Beatrice read to Patton from John Steinbeck’s novel The Red Pony. He asked her what time it was, and when she told him, he said that he was tired and told her she should go eat dinner; they could finish the chapter when she returned. She went to the dining room, leaving her husband with the attending nurse.
Beatrice’s dinner was interrupted when the nurse suddenly noticed that Patton had stopped breathing. When she returned, her husband had already died. The official cause of death was pulmonary edema and congestive heart failure.
General George S. Patton Jr. was buried at mid-morning on December 24, 1945, in a grave dug by German prisoners of war. He was laid next to a Third Army soldier who had been killed in combat during the Battle of the Bulge. A United Press correspondent reported: Patton was buried in what he himself once called “damned poor tank country and damned bad weather.” But he was buried in precision-like military ceremony, touched by pomp and tendered by grief. Big generals and little soldiers were there, as were the royalty and the commoners of this tiny country from which Patton drove the Germans in that crucial battle last Christmastide.
@SCPatriot YES!
My son hanging with da boyz yesterday in Great Falls. He is toothless on discord.
@SCPatriot truly obsessed with this stuff.....