‘Criminal Charges’ – Former First Lady Jill Biden Hit With Disastrous News

If senior officials—including Cabinet members or Kamala Harris—were aware of serious incapacity and failed to act, the remedy would lie within existing constitutional processes, not conjecture. The Twenty-Fifth Amendment exists for precisely such moments. Silence, if proven, would represent a failure of responsibility. But absence of transparency is not the same as proof of conspiracy.

What lingers most is not the claim itself, but its effect. Public trust erodes not only when wrongdoing occurs, but when clarity is withheld. Even unsubstantiated allegations can damage confidence if institutions appear unwilling or unable to address them openly.

A functioning republic depends on restraint—by leaders, critics, and commentators alike. Accusations demand evidence. Power demands accountability. And legitimacy, once questioned, is not restored through rhetoric, but through process, transparency, and law. Continue reading…

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