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🇺🇸⚡️- RN Breakdown of the Cornell 7 Incident So Far:
For the last 6 days, the culture war has been turned upside down over the alleged drug-fueled gang rape of a Cornell student in 2024 by 7 members of the Chi Phi Fraternity. The incident involves an orgy of drugs and men with 1 woman. The case exploded into the public view after the Cornell Daily Sun, the student-run newspaper, reported on the civil suit filed by “Jane Doe,” now named by the New York State Court System as Lucy Craig, against Cornell University, Chi Phi’s local and national organizations, Tri-Delta organizations, fraternity leadership and advisors, Moonies Bar & Nightclub, and the seven individual students.
In the next few posts, we will go over the facts of the case, the public response, and political consequences we have already seen in the last week.
For the last 6 days, the culture war has been turned upside down over the alleged drug-fueled gang rape of a Cornell student in 2024 by 7 members of the Chi Phi Fraternity. The incident involves an orgy of drugs and men with 1 woman. The case exploded into the public view after the Cornell Daily Sun, the student-run newspaper, reported on the civil suit filed by “Jane Doe,” now named by the New York State Court System as Lucy Craig, against Cornell University, Chi Phi’s local and national organizations, Tri-Delta organizations, fraternity leadership and advisors, Moonies Bar & Nightclub, and the seven individual students.
In the next few posts, we will go over the facts of the case, the public response, and political consequences we have already seen in the last week.
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🇺🇸⚡️- RN Breakdown of the Cornell 7 Incident So Far: For the last 6 days, the culture war has been turned upside down over the alleged drug-fueled gang rape of a Cornell student in 2024 by 7 members of the Chi Phi Fraternity. The incident involves an orgy…
🇺🇸⚡️- To begin with, the case involves one woman, Lucy Craig, and 7 men from the Chi Phi Fraternity at Cornell, alongside the use of alcohol, ketamine, and weed.
Craig, in 2024, had previously given statements to police, including an interview over the course of 2 days, which ultimately ended in no arrests or prosecutions.
The student paper posted the initial doxes of all the men’s names and called for their prosecution for gang rape. This went mega-viral on Instagram and TikTok, launching this civil suit against an Ivy League school into the stratosphere.
The full transcript of the initial 2024 police report is not public; however, the Tompkins County DA, Matthew Van Houten, has released a summary to the New York Times of what he believes are the legally relevant facts from the sworn statement Craig gave.
When comparing the 2024 statement to the 2026 civil suit, there are extreme differences in rhetoric, timeline of events, and actions taken by all parties involved.
When describing how drunk/high she was in 2024, she said she was “approximately 5 or 6 / 10 drunk,” while now, in the 2026 suit, she claims she was severely intoxicated and incapable of consenting.
When describing the first sexual encounter at the frat house, in ’24 she said she agreed because she was attracted to Male 1 and, in her “drunken curiosity” (her words), thought that Male 1 and 2 wanting a threesome meant they were gay. In 2026, she is now claiming Male 1 proposed the threesome and she was incapable of giving consent, and the activity occurred without it.
When describing the alcohol and drugs, in 2024 she said an unopened can of beer was handed to her and she was asked if she wanted more ketamine, and she acknowledged taking it multiple times. In 2026, she claims she was “pressured, plied, commanded, and instructed” to take ketamine, alcohol, and weed.
When another group of men entered, Males 4–7, in the 2024 statement she says the men complimented her while she hid under the covers, and when asked if they could do ketamine from her body, she said yes. In 2026, she claims she hid under the covers because she felt unable to leave and describes the men as increasingly aggressive and assertive towards her.
The final threesome, including Male 1 and 4, was described in long detail in both the 2024 statement and the civil suit. In the civil suit, she claims she was brought to another room, instructed to take additional ketamine, became completely incapacitated, and alleges oral and vaginal sex was forced upon her until approximately 5:45 a.m., after which she lost consciousness. In the 2024 statement, she remembered snorting more ketamine and described herself as approximately 8 out of 10 intoxicated. Male 1 proposed another threesome because he wanted “redemption” for earlier in the night.
In both statements, she describes actions that occurred that she did not want, such as one of the men trying to finger her while kissing before she swatted his hand away. However, in both statements there is no allegation that Male 5, 6, or 7 had intercourse with her, despite the popular narrative being that 7 men gang-raped her.
You can read further breakdowns of these facts in the National Review by Dan McLaughlin here
The original Police Statement here
And the 2026 suit here
A Title IX investigation was performed by Cornell against the 7 boys, which we will go over in the next post.
Craig, in 2024, had previously given statements to police, including an interview over the course of 2 days, which ultimately ended in no arrests or prosecutions.
The student paper posted the initial doxes of all the men’s names and called for their prosecution for gang rape. This went mega-viral on Instagram and TikTok, launching this civil suit against an Ivy League school into the stratosphere.
The full transcript of the initial 2024 police report is not public; however, the Tompkins County DA, Matthew Van Houten, has released a summary to the New York Times of what he believes are the legally relevant facts from the sworn statement Craig gave.
When comparing the 2024 statement to the 2026 civil suit, there are extreme differences in rhetoric, timeline of events, and actions taken by all parties involved.
When describing how drunk/high she was in 2024, she said she was “approximately 5 or 6 / 10 drunk,” while now, in the 2026 suit, she claims she was severely intoxicated and incapable of consenting.
When describing the first sexual encounter at the frat house, in ’24 she said she agreed because she was attracted to Male 1 and, in her “drunken curiosity” (her words), thought that Male 1 and 2 wanting a threesome meant they were gay. In 2026, she is now claiming Male 1 proposed the threesome and she was incapable of giving consent, and the activity occurred without it.
When describing the alcohol and drugs, in 2024 she said an unopened can of beer was handed to her and she was asked if she wanted more ketamine, and she acknowledged taking it multiple times. In 2026, she claims she was “pressured, plied, commanded, and instructed” to take ketamine, alcohol, and weed.
When another group of men entered, Males 4–7, in the 2024 statement she says the men complimented her while she hid under the covers, and when asked if they could do ketamine from her body, she said yes. In 2026, she claims she hid under the covers because she felt unable to leave and describes the men as increasingly aggressive and assertive towards her.
The final threesome, including Male 1 and 4, was described in long detail in both the 2024 statement and the civil suit. In the civil suit, she claims she was brought to another room, instructed to take additional ketamine, became completely incapacitated, and alleges oral and vaginal sex was forced upon her until approximately 5:45 a.m., after which she lost consciousness. In the 2024 statement, she remembered snorting more ketamine and described herself as approximately 8 out of 10 intoxicated. Male 1 proposed another threesome because he wanted “redemption” for earlier in the night.
In both statements, she describes actions that occurred that she did not want, such as one of the men trying to finger her while kissing before she swatted his hand away. However, in both statements there is no allegation that Male 5, 6, or 7 had intercourse with her, despite the popular narrative being that 7 men gang-raped her.
You can read further breakdowns of these facts in the National Review by Dan McLaughlin here
The original Police Statement here
And the 2026 suit here
A Title IX investigation was performed by Cornell against the 7 boys, which we will go over in the next post.
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🇺🇸⚡️- To begin with, the case involves one woman, Lucy Craig, and 7 men from the Chi Phi Fraternity at Cornell, alongside the use of alcohol, ketamine, and weed. Craig, in 2024, had previously given statements to police, including an interview over the course…
🇺🇸⚡️- UnHerd Magazine obtained the written record of the Title IX court hearing against one of the Cornell 7, Scott Kretzchmar. The account of the hearing, which took place on May 15th, 2025, reads like a Fox News parody of how a university court operates.
The hearing, held over Zoom, included the Title IX panel members against Kretzchmar and his lawyer. One of the first incidents in the hearing was when the attorney for Kretzchmar noticed that one of the panel members was not paying attention to the Zoom meeting, instead driving around in her car with the phone camera pointed at her face. The lawyer, Jeremy Saland, immediately sent letters of protest. Saland also noticed another panel member surfing the web through the reflection of her glasses during testimony from another frat member, ignoring the ongoing hearing.
Kretzchmar challenges his conviction this year and, in so doing, says that the now-infamous “free pussy” text in the frat group chat prompted him to visit the room to make sure nothing “bad” was afoot. He also provided a hair follicle of himself, proving that he was not high on ketamine during the incident, clearing him of the charge that he snorted it off Craig’s naked body.
Despite this, the Title IX court continued to pursue action against Kretzchmar. Kretzchmar was eventually cleared of the rape charge; however, he was found guilty of “attempted sexual exploitation,” a charge that was never previously brought in this hearing and was added after the fact in order to secure at least some conviction, despite him proving he was cleared of wrongdoing on the other charges. The university also did not notify Kretzchmar of this charge, despite clear legal obligations to do so.
This is just a snapshot of how these Title IX courts operate. They have been a topic of discussion for well over a decade now, since the Obama Admin. Trump has issued multiple executive orders, in both his first term and his second, trying to clamp down on the range of Title IX on campuses.
In the next post, we will go over the police statement in particular and why, under New York State law, it was impossible to bring charges.
The hearing, held over Zoom, included the Title IX panel members against Kretzchmar and his lawyer. One of the first incidents in the hearing was when the attorney for Kretzchmar noticed that one of the panel members was not paying attention to the Zoom meeting, instead driving around in her car with the phone camera pointed at her face. The lawyer, Jeremy Saland, immediately sent letters of protest. Saland also noticed another panel member surfing the web through the reflection of her glasses during testimony from another frat member, ignoring the ongoing hearing.
Kretzchmar challenges his conviction this year and, in so doing, says that the now-infamous “free pussy” text in the frat group chat prompted him to visit the room to make sure nothing “bad” was afoot. He also provided a hair follicle of himself, proving that he was not high on ketamine during the incident, clearing him of the charge that he snorted it off Craig’s naked body.
Despite this, the Title IX court continued to pursue action against Kretzchmar. Kretzchmar was eventually cleared of the rape charge; however, he was found guilty of “attempted sexual exploitation,” a charge that was never previously brought in this hearing and was added after the fact in order to secure at least some conviction, despite him proving he was cleared of wrongdoing on the other charges. The university also did not notify Kretzchmar of this charge, despite clear legal obligations to do so.
This is just a snapshot of how these Title IX courts operate. They have been a topic of discussion for well over a decade now, since the Obama Admin. Trump has issued multiple executive orders, in both his first term and his second, trying to clamp down on the range of Title IX on campuses.
In the next post, we will go over the police statement in particular and why, under New York State law, it was impossible to bring charges.
UnHerd
Inside a ‘rape’ kangaroo court at Cornell
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🇺🇸⚡️- UnHerd Magazine obtained the written record of the Title IX court hearing against one of the Cornell 7, Scott Kretzchmar. The account of the hearing, which took place on May 15th, 2025, reads like a Fox News parody of how a university court operates.…
🇺🇸⚡️- When analyzing the 2024 statement given to police, it becomes clear it is impossible to bring any of New York’s rape charges against any of the men.
Craig disqualified herself from first-degree rape, which involves “physical helplessness,” meaning unconscious or unable to communicate consent. In the statement, she was perfectly conscious and inquired of one of the men, “what happened to just you and me?” clearly able to question what was happening.
She disqualified herself from second-degree rape, which requires being mentally incapacitated or disabled, excluding consensual intoxication (more on this later). She snorted ketamine willingly and got drunk willingly. It is impossible to pursue.
And for third-degree rape, which is the basic, what we think of as rape, simply involving sex with someone who does not consent, the victim must clearly state or exhibit lack of consent. When she did indicate that she did not want sexual acts to happen, they stopped, according to her own statement to police.
It is simply not possible to bring any successful charges against the Cornell 7 under current NYS law; however, as the public outcry continues and the political maneuvering currently taking place continues, the Cornell 7 are in serious trouble. There currently is a motion by the New York Legislature to get rid of the language for second-degree rape excluding consensual intoxication, meaning that charges would be able to succeed against the Cornell boys. The bill to change this has already passed the State Senate and is waiting in the Assembly.
New York notoriously has changed its sexual assault laws before in order to achieve political ends; it did so during the Biden Administration in order to go after Trump. It is highly likely these changes will be passed and the men will be in serious jeopardy. New York Governor Kathy Hochul has also announced tonight that NY Attorney General Lititia James will be personally leading the investigation into the Cornell 7, prompting backlash from the GOP for the first time this week in relation to the incident.
AG James had tweeted a few days ago a statement clearly showing she has already made up her mind about the case.
Thread analyzing NYS law can be read here for further context.
For any of our Law Students here is an important paper about Victim Intoxication laws in New York compared to the rest of the US that are now central to this case.
The next post will be about information revealed in the last couple of days.
Craig disqualified herself from first-degree rape, which involves “physical helplessness,” meaning unconscious or unable to communicate consent. In the statement, she was perfectly conscious and inquired of one of the men, “what happened to just you and me?” clearly able to question what was happening.
She disqualified herself from second-degree rape, which requires being mentally incapacitated or disabled, excluding consensual intoxication (more on this later). She snorted ketamine willingly and got drunk willingly. It is impossible to pursue.
And for third-degree rape, which is the basic, what we think of as rape, simply involving sex with someone who does not consent, the victim must clearly state or exhibit lack of consent. When she did indicate that she did not want sexual acts to happen, they stopped, according to her own statement to police.
It is simply not possible to bring any successful charges against the Cornell 7 under current NYS law; however, as the public outcry continues and the political maneuvering currently taking place continues, the Cornell 7 are in serious trouble. There currently is a motion by the New York Legislature to get rid of the language for second-degree rape excluding consensual intoxication, meaning that charges would be able to succeed against the Cornell boys. The bill to change this has already passed the State Senate and is waiting in the Assembly.
New York notoriously has changed its sexual assault laws before in order to achieve political ends; it did so during the Biden Administration in order to go after Trump. It is highly likely these changes will be passed and the men will be in serious jeopardy. New York Governor Kathy Hochul has also announced tonight that NY Attorney General Lititia James will be personally leading the investigation into the Cornell 7, prompting backlash from the GOP for the first time this week in relation to the incident.
AG James had tweeted a few days ago a statement clearly showing she has already made up her mind about the case.
Thread analyzing NYS law can be read here for further context.
For any of our Law Students here is an important paper about Victim Intoxication laws in New York compared to the rest of the US that are now central to this case.
The next post will be about information revealed in the last couple of days.
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🇺🇸⚡️- When analyzing the 2024 statement given to police, it becomes clear it is impossible to bring any of New York’s rape charges against any of the men. Craig disqualified herself from first-degree rape, which involves “physical helplessness,” meaning unconscious…
🇺🇸⚡️- As the week progressed, more and more information was revealed, including texts from Lucy Craig further showing her concerns about her social status and the fallout from the group orgy.
In these new texts, reported by ABC News and the New York Times, Craig says her reputation has been destroyed and, in a text message to one of the men she would go on to accuse of rape, said that “everyone needs to grow up cause sexuality and sex is changing and stuff like this is going to become more common, I am really open minded tho. Love u king.”
Craig also assured the man that she did not mention his name to the police, but a day later says that she is “done talking to you. I know you lied” before going to the police. It has also been revealed that, during the group orgy, she began theorizing a way to pass out from doing ketamine in order to get the men charged with rape.
The day after the final text to the man, she reported the incident, and a crime alert was issued in Ithaca about the report, announcing its investigation.
Her sorority had also ostracized her for the PR nightmare of one of their members being involved in a drug-fueled orgy, which led her to dropping out of the school. The sorority is also being sued by Craig, which further encouraged her to say she was raped.
Now more statements from some of the Cornell 7 and their attorneys have been released, denying all allegations and promising to fight any civil suit or criminal charge that comes. Four of the men’s activities are not yet known, but it can be assumed they are lawyer-shopping.
This is the current legal and fact situation as we proceed into what will be a lengthy legal battle. However, we must also discuss the total cultural upheaval this has caused.
In these new texts, reported by ABC News and the New York Times, Craig says her reputation has been destroyed and, in a text message to one of the men she would go on to accuse of rape, said that “everyone needs to grow up cause sexuality and sex is changing and stuff like this is going to become more common, I am really open minded tho. Love u king.”
Craig also assured the man that she did not mention his name to the police, but a day later says that she is “done talking to you. I know you lied” before going to the police. It has also been revealed that, during the group orgy, she began theorizing a way to pass out from doing ketamine in order to get the men charged with rape.
The day after the final text to the man, she reported the incident, and a crime alert was issued in Ithaca about the report, announcing its investigation.
Her sorority had also ostracized her for the PR nightmare of one of their members being involved in a drug-fueled orgy, which led her to dropping out of the school. The sorority is also being sued by Craig, which further encouraged her to say she was raped.
Now more statements from some of the Cornell 7 and their attorneys have been released, denying all allegations and promising to fight any civil suit or criminal charge that comes. Four of the men’s activities are not yet known, but it can be assumed they are lawyer-shopping.
This is the current legal and fact situation as we proceed into what will be a lengthy legal battle. However, we must also discuss the total cultural upheaval this has caused.
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🇺🇸⚡️- As the week progressed, more and more information was revealed, including texts from Lucy Craig further showing her concerns about her social status and the fallout from the group orgy. In these new texts, reported by ABC News and the New York Times…
🇺🇸⚡️- Ever since the Cornell student paper published its article doxing the Cornell 7, mega-viral posts on TikTok and Instagram, garnering millions upon millions of views, have been posted and shared, spreading blatant misinformation and propaganda. The absolute deluge of fake news, death threats, and hate speech against the Cornell 7 and all men has gone unchallenged by the major platforms, despite anti-hate rules in place alongside what remains of Covid-era rules about “misinformation” and mass doxing campaigns.
These rules have never been enforced against the left or against narratives that benefit the left, even by platforms run by right-wing figures such as Elon Musk’s X. The names of the Cornell 7, alongside various Cornell staff, their family members, and dozens of others, have circulated nonstop, leading to real-life harassment and the need for police protection in some cases.
In the largest instance of this so far known, a military family has been hounded nonstop for weeks for being falsely named in the lawsuit. The real Matthew Ingalls, who attended Cornell, was supposed to be handed the suit; however, it was accidentally issued to another Matthew Ingalls, who is currently in the Marines and never attended Cornell. Despite this, the social media mob has doxed the Marine’s entire family and all his personal information, leading to nonstop harassment.
The mother of this Mr. Ingalls told The Free Press that she and her daughter have received nonstop death threats, including Google Earth images of their house, alongside pictures of weapons and woodchippers, alongside threatening captions.
The mother goes on to say that “My family’s been terrorized, threatened, and harassed. I am just amazed at the way people behave. I can’t believe that people will just look someone up on the internet, take a phone number, and start texting someone or calling someone and saying the vile things they’re saying. You don’t even know if you have the right person. You’re creating more victims.”
Cornell staffers have also been doxed and harassed by mega-viral Instagram and TikTok posts, which have yet to be taken down.
These rules have never been enforced against the left or against narratives that benefit the left, even by platforms run by right-wing figures such as Elon Musk’s X. The names of the Cornell 7, alongside various Cornell staff, their family members, and dozens of others, have circulated nonstop, leading to real-life harassment and the need for police protection in some cases.
In the largest instance of this so far known, a military family has been hounded nonstop for weeks for being falsely named in the lawsuit. The real Matthew Ingalls, who attended Cornell, was supposed to be handed the suit; however, it was accidentally issued to another Matthew Ingalls, who is currently in the Marines and never attended Cornell. Despite this, the social media mob has doxed the Marine’s entire family and all his personal information, leading to nonstop harassment.
The mother of this Mr. Ingalls told The Free Press that she and her daughter have received nonstop death threats, including Google Earth images of their house, alongside pictures of weapons and woodchippers, alongside threatening captions.
The mother goes on to say that “My family’s been terrorized, threatened, and harassed. I am just amazed at the way people behave. I can’t believe that people will just look someone up on the internet, take a phone number, and start texting someone or calling someone and saying the vile things they’re saying. You don’t even know if you have the right person. You’re creating more victims.”
Cornell staffers have also been doxed and harassed by mega-viral Instagram and TikTok posts, which have yet to be taken down.
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🇺🇸⚡️- Ever since the Cornell student paper published its article doxing the Cornell 7, mega-viral posts on TikTok and Instagram, garnering millions upon millions of views, have been posted and shared, spreading blatant misinformation and propaganda. The absolute…
🇺🇸⚡️- Mega-viral posts also containing blatant fake news about the case have no doubt fueled the total violent outrage by young women all over social media and in their personal relationships. The most common narrative, that 7 men gang-raped Craig and their only punishment was to “write an essay,” leading to the slogan “Its S.A not essay,” has spread like wildfire.
One post with over a million likes claims that Lucy Craig was underaged during the incident. Many viral posts are claiming that “97% of rapists never serve jail time.”
Many left-wing activist accounts on Instagram and TikTok related to BLM and pro-Palestine activism have also pushed these narratives and are some of the most viral offenders; many of these accounts are not American.
One Palestine account posted an encounter with one of the Cornell 7, of him being harassed and almost assaulted on campus. The post has 136k likes and 9 million views on Twitter, encouraging more vigilante justice.
On Twitter, mega-viral posts from India and Africa have continued to exploit the incident, spreading the Cornell 7’s doxes and fake news around the case.
Twitter has yet to ban any of these foreign accounts for doxing, engagement farming, and the Community Notes system has failed spectacularly to combat the deluge of lies.
One post with over a million likes claims that Lucy Craig was underaged during the incident. Many viral posts are claiming that “97% of rapists never serve jail time.”
Many left-wing activist accounts on Instagram and TikTok related to BLM and pro-Palestine activism have also pushed these narratives and are some of the most viral offenders; many of these accounts are not American.
One Palestine account posted an encounter with one of the Cornell 7, of him being harassed and almost assaulted on campus. The post has 136k likes and 9 million views on Twitter, encouraging more vigilante justice.
On Twitter, mega-viral posts from India and Africa have continued to exploit the incident, spreading the Cornell 7’s doxes and fake news around the case.
Twitter has yet to ban any of these foreign accounts for doxing, engagement farming, and the Community Notes system has failed spectacularly to combat the deluge of lies.
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🇺🇸⚡️- Mega-viral posts also containing blatant fake news about the case have no doubt fueled the total violent outrage by young women all over social media and in their personal relationships. The most common narrative, that 7 men gang-raped Craig and their…
🇺🇸🫏 ⚡️- Multiple high-profile Democrat politicians, such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have claimed with zero evidence that the Cornell 7 “lured her into a frat house, drugged her with katamine and took turns gang raping her for 7 hours.” Craig herself has not claimed any of that ever happened in both her 2024 statement and her 2026 suit.
As said before, the entire New York State government is being mobilized to prosecute the boys. Democrat Senate candidates, such as Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, have claimed the boys are gang rapists, echoing the feelings of virtually every elected Democrat who has made a statement about the case. Senate Dem Leader Chuck Schumer, who is the senator of New York, has called for the Cornell 7 investigation to leave “no stone unturned.”
Notably, however, organs of the Democratic elite’s media have signaled skepticism and caution around the case. The New York Times coverage so far has made major dents in Craig’s claims alongside the social media narratives. The hosts of ABC’s The View have also called for calm and to wait for facts to be revealed.
Despite this, the Democrat Party is fully on board to utilize this case and the gender war to mobilize female voters in the midterms. No major GOP figure has commented affirmatively on the case yet outside of generic statements; however, most of the right-wing media sphere is united in pushing back against the narrative, ranging from the National Review to Trump Admin.–affiliated MAGA accounts on Twitter.
As the case continues, Rerum Novarum will continue giving rundowns like this, alongside the small updates you are all used to.
As said before, the entire New York State government is being mobilized to prosecute the boys. Democrat Senate candidates, such as Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, have claimed the boys are gang rapists, echoing the feelings of virtually every elected Democrat who has made a statement about the case. Senate Dem Leader Chuck Schumer, who is the senator of New York, has called for the Cornell 7 investigation to leave “no stone unturned.”
Notably, however, organs of the Democratic elite’s media have signaled skepticism and caution around the case. The New York Times coverage so far has made major dents in Craig’s claims alongside the social media narratives. The hosts of ABC’s The View have also called for calm and to wait for facts to be revealed.
Despite this, the Democrat Party is fully on board to utilize this case and the gender war to mobilize female voters in the midterms. No major GOP figure has commented affirmatively on the case yet outside of generic statements; however, most of the right-wing media sphere is united in pushing back against the narrative, ranging from the National Review to Trump Admin.–affiliated MAGA accounts on Twitter.
As the case continues, Rerum Novarum will continue giving rundowns like this, alongside the small updates you are all used to.
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