'Bigotry seems emboldened:' Bush on Trump-era politics, page-5

Typical anti-American BS!

Anyone can make an allegation. But proof is much harder. Just ask those men who were accused by women who were subjected to revived memories; from The Guardian 11 March, 2010:

'Chris French and the British False Memory Society are right to be concerned about The Courage to Heal and similar texts that encourage readers to identify themselves as victims of CSA. However, these texts do not necessarily help "victims" to uncover memories of sexual abuse (false or otherwise), but rather they redefine memory to include a range of experiences that most of us would not consider to be memories at all.

These "alternative" or "recovered" memories can take the form of physical or bodily experiences, feelings such as sadness or anxiety, and a whole range of other events or difficulties experienced in adulthood. They are often displayed in self-help literature as checklists of symptoms that the reader is encouraged to identify in their own lives, and include the following taken from The Courage to Heal:

Do you have trouble feeling motivated?
Can you accomplish things you set out to achieve?
Do you feel you have to be perfect?
Do you often feel taken advantage of?
Do you find your relationships just don't work out?
Can you say no?
Do you often have sex because you want to, or only because your partner wants it?
Are you satisfied with your family relationships?
Have you ever been rejected by your family?'