From the Fields of Wisconsin to Sam Harris: A Few Americans See It—and Say It

When truth gets buried under noise, it’s the rare voices, grounded in clarity and courage, that still speak plainly.

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Donald Trump has faced over 25 sexual assault allegations, was recorded describing predatory behavior, and was found liable for sexual abuse in civil court. These are established facts.

Often, the response is to bring up Joe Biden’s history of awkward or overly familiar behavior, such as sniffing hair. While that can be uncomfortable and deserves criticism, it is not equivalent to sexual assault or a legal finding of abuse.

Trump was also linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Regardless of whether a formal “list” exists, their connection is documented and well known.

Sam Harris, a neuroscientist and ethicist who has clashed with both conservatives and liberals over ideological blind spots, has been consistent in calling for moral clarity based on evidence and harm. He does not bend his standards to protect any side.

When serious harm is minimized because of political loyalty, and lesser conduct is exaggerated to deflect attention, the result is a breakdown of basic moral standards.

This is not about parties. It is about whether truth, harm, and accountability still matter.