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Cook County special prosecutor Dan Webb has issued his report on the Jussie Smollett scandal with scathing findings of misconduct by the Cook County State's Attorney's Office.
The findings include a determination that Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx lied to the public about her communications and role in the scandal. Despite the highly improper handling of the case (including the dropping of the original charges against Smollett), Chicago voters still reelected Foxx who has an appalling record in office. For a native Chicagoan, it is an all-too-familiar pattern of corrupt or incompetent elected officials continuing in office. The question, however, is whether Foxx will face any bar action for allegedly lying to the public about the handling of the case.
The report confirms what many of us have long stated about the Smollett case. The evidence of
his guilt was obvious from the start, particularly given his ridiculous account of being attacked around 2am by roaming MAGA-hatted, racist Trump supporters screaming "This is MAGA country."
Comment: In the present, Vladimir Putin is the only world leader that publicly speaks about the gender fluidity and transgender sportist nonsense that as he says is spreading like a cancer in the society. If we don't use our common sense and stop it, it will destroy every aspect of our lives.
Many professional athletes supported the traditional approach of Vladimir Putin.
2006 ice dancing Olympic gold medalist Tatiana Navka said she "absolutely agreed" with Putin. On the other side Richard Budgett, the IOC's medical and science director, backed Laurel Hubbard the weightlifter who transitioned as an adult and competed at the Tokyo Olympics for New Zealand by saying that "everyone agrees transgender women are women."
Legendary figure skating coach Tatiana Tarasova evidently disagrees with those assertions. "I am in solidarity with Putin," she told the outlet. Hubbard was eliminated at the first time of asking at the Games, where Canada footballer Quinn became the first transgender athlete to win an Olympic medal.
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