Meet MAGAt and registered Republican Spencer David Greendyke, a 69-year-old former orthopedic surgeon from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, who used his position of trust to run a massive, decades-long operation violating the privacy of his employees and their families. As the owner of River's Edge Orthotics, Greendyke was arrested on April 5, 2024, after a staff member discovered a hidden camera disguised inside an office restroom. A subsequent digital forensics investigation by local police uncovered more than 800 illicitly recorded videos spanning a 15-to-20-year period, filmed secretly at both his medical clinic and his private residence. Because the staff restroom was also used by the minor children of his employees, the discovery launched an intensive criminal investigation into child exploitation and video voyeurism. On January 3, 2025, Greendyke avoided a trial by pleading guilty to 11 felony counts of video voyeurism. Due to Idaho's strict five-year statute of limitations on these offenses, prosecutors were only legally permitted to bring charges for the evidence captured from 2019 onward, leaving dozens of victims from earlier years without direct criminal charges. On April 4, 2025, First District Judge Ross Pittman handed down a heavy sentence, condemning Greendyke to 40 years in state prison. Under the terms of the sentence, he must serve a minimum of 20 years behind bars before he is eligible to apply for parole. In addition to his multi-decade prison term, Greendyke is legally mandated to register as a lifetime sex offender upon any potential future release, while also facing a major civil lawsuit filed by 16 anonymous plaintiffs including former employees and their children.

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There has been 1200 sexual assault cases at Cornell between 2018 and 2026 alone. And that's just the ones that have come forward. They need to be shut the fuck down.

Trump has been giving the middle finger for a long time.

🚨BREAKING: A Republican candidate accused of r*ping two 13-year-old girls is on track to become the next police chief of a Louisiana town, because his only opponent just dropped out of the race. Chris Paul, who is running for police chief in the Village of Elizabeth, was arrested earlier this month on two counts of second-degree r*pe, according to KPLC. He is accused of r*ping two 13-year-old girls between 2005 and 2006. Paul is out on bond and has not been convicted of anything. His opponent, Zachary LaCaze, says he was told to choose between his campaign and his civilian security job at Fort Polk, and he chose the paycheck that supports his wife and son. That leaves Paul with a possible automatic victory. The Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office confirmed that Paul is eligible to hold office unless he is convicted of a felony. That means a man facing child r*pe charges could legally be handed a badge and a gun while his case is still pending. LaCaze’s name will stay on the ballot, but signs will tell voters the race has been canceled. Paul declined to comment and says he plans to stay in the race.

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The oceans are warming at an alarming pace, bringing far-reaching consequences for which the world is unprepared, according to a report by more than 100 international scientists. cnn.it/3VY9ktL

Trump: "We ended the war with Congo and Rwanda." Reporter: "I was there a month ago and I witnessed Rwanda still killing a lot of Congolese." Trump: "And you witnessed it? How is Ebola going?"