May 6, 2024
NY lawmaker who voted for the ‘get Trump’ Adult Survivors Act gets hit with a rape lawsuit, so now he calls the law ‘unconstitutional’
By Olivia Murray

File this under the “you-can’t-make-this-stuff-up” tab.

Kevin Parker is a state lawmaker from Brooklyn, New York, and he was one of the many legislators to (proudly) throw his support behind the Adult Survivors Act of 2022—Parker wanted “to ensure all New Yorkers can seek justice and be heard,” of course—which granted alleged victims of sexual assault a one-year time period to sue their alleged abusers in civil court, even if the alleged crime was outside of the statute of limitations. It was a “get Trump” scheme, to open the door for the E. Jean Carroll lawsuit, but like all things “get Trump” it has backfired…spectacularly.

Because, at the eleventh hour before the act was set to expire, a young woman (Olga Jean-Baptiste) accused Parker of forcibly raping her in 2004, so now, Parker is calling the law “unconstitutional.”
 
Parker is definitely a low-IQ DIE hire.

Furthermore, according to a local report, Parker called the accusation “absolutely untrue.” Huh, interesting response; so am I to understand that he’s accusing Jean-Baptiste of lying about the alleged assault?

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/05/ny_lawmaker_who_voted_for_the_get_trump_adult_survivors_act_gets_hit_with_a_rape_lawsuit_so_now_he_calls_the_law_unconstitutional.html

Why do you insist on trying to educate this fool? @DB

You have good point...

I'll stand down.

What are you talking about?  She currently owes Trump over $300,000 in COURT ordered reimbursement of legal fees.

What Trump does about the slander is anyone's guess.   

You said "how much more"... That has zip to do with any past debt. Nice try though.

Cardona won’t commit to barring illegal campus protesters from student loan forgiveness
By
Breccan F. Thies
May 7, 2024 12:21 pm
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Education Secretary Miguel Cardona refused on Tuesday to commit to barring pro-Palestinian student protesters who harassed or intimidated others from having their federal student loans canceled.

Cardona testified before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, covering a variety of contentious topics regarding the Department of Education, including campus antisemitism, the botched Free Application for Federal Student Aid rollout, the controversial Title IX overhaul, and the student loan debt transfer scheme.

“You’ve been proudly volunteering the taxpayers to take on the student loan debt of largely wealthy college graduates,” committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) told Cardona. “Do you believe that students who spend their time in college calling for the destruction of an ethnic or religious group, or spend their time preventing students of particular ethnic or religious groups from walking around campus freely, or spending time occupying campus buildings, deserve to have their education paid for by taxpayers?”

Cardona would not commit to blocking students from accessing the taxpayer debt transfer scheme but said that “students who are breaking the law and are disrupting the educational environment should be held to account.”

more
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/education/2994059/cardona-refuses-commit-barring-campus-protesters-loan-forgiveness/