https://www.cnsnews.com/index.php/commentary/sharon-slater/planned-parenthoods-youth-partner-pushes-birth-control-experiments-11-year

An organization called Advocates for Youth (AFY), which appears to act as the youth arm of Planned Parenthood, recently sent a mass email with this in the subject line: “Know anyone ages 11-15 to join this study?”

The email, sent by AFY's Free the Pill Youth Campaign Manager Becca Thimmesch, links three times to the study. The study page suggests that young girls can obtain birth control pills without a prescription and potentially without their parent’s consent. Both the email and site say girls who participate in the study can earn $75.

This is wrong on so many levels. While the study does not actually pay 11-year-olds directly to have sex, it holds out a $75 carrot to very young girls that could entice them to make a decision to become sexually active.

In every U.S. state, children ages 11-15 cannot legally consent to sex, and in many parts of the U.S., 11-year-old children cannot legally obtain contraceptives without parental permission.

Despite this, the study asks, “who will find out?” and then answers, “it’s your decision if you want to tell anyone. This study is fully confidential.” In other words, a study doctor will prescribe contraceptives to an eleven-year-old girl without parental knowledge or consent.

https://www.newsmax.com/us/hillary-clinton-podcast-politics/2020/09/22/id/988164/

Hillary Clinton’s new podcast will launch Sept. 29.

CNN reported the podcast will be called: “You and Me Both with Hillary Clinton" and will be produced by iHeartMedia.

The podcast will touch on a variety of issues, ranging from politics to popular culture to the pandemic. Guests are set to include Gloria Steinem, comedian Sarah Cooper, and Tan France, a host of Queer Eye.

“I'm excited to bring these eye-opening, powerful, sometimes hilarious conversations to the forefront and open up new avenues of discussion with some of the people I find most fascinating," Clinton said. "This podcast is a chance to talk about subjects that are too often overlooked and share the inspiration and education I've gotten from my guest.

CNN noted the fact that the podcast will launch just over a month before the presidential election will not be lost on political watchers.

Clinton’s husband, former President Bill Clinton, will host a podcast early next year.

According to Deadline, Bill Clinton is teaming up with iHeartMedia and the Clinton Foundation for the project.

https://www.insideedition.com/jill-biden-denies-ex-husbands-claim-she-had-affair-with-joe-biden-before-they-split-61971

According to Stevenson, both he and Jill first got to know Joe Biden when Biden was a county councilman in New Castle, Delaware. Stevenson says he asked for Biden’s help obtaining a liquor license. Stevenson also says he threw a fundraiser for Joe that raised between $2,500 and $3,000.

“We got married in '70, I introduced Joe to Jill in ‘72. Right before the election in ‘72, Jill, Joe, Neilia and I were in his kitchen. How do you forget that?” Stevenson said.

That would be three years before the now-famous “blind date.” Stevenson says his first inkling something was up came when Jill refused to go with him to meet Bruce Springsteen, who was booked to appear at The Stone Balloon.

“She said, ‘Joe asked me to keep an eye on the boys.' And I just thought in the back of my mind, ‘hmm!’” Stevenson said.

Then, one day, Stevenson says a man came into his bar and asked him to pay damages for a fender bender that involved Jill.

“He looks at me and he says, ‘Oh, she wasn't driving.’ I said, 'Her beloved Corvette, she wasn't driving it?’ He goes, 'Senator Biden was driving it.’ And I went, ‘What?’” Stevenson said.