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American politician (1923–2021)
Reporting and newly released documents show that several prominent Republicans had documented connections to Jeffrey Epstein, but the nature and depth of those ties vary widely—from minor campaign con...
Federal campaign records and investigative reporting show that Jeffrey Epstein himself made direct political contributions to a range of U.S. politicians and committees in the 1990s and 2000s, includi...
Celebrities have both legitimately and illegitimately appeared in promotions for erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments: historical, paid celebrity spokespeople like Bob Dole illustrate genuine endorsem...
Reporting and newly released document dumps show multiple Republican figures with documented contacts, donations or public interactions with Jeffrey Epstein — most prominently Donald Trump (social and...
Celebrity endorsements for prescription erectile dysfunction (ED) drugs have happened and produced high-profile moments — most famously Pfizer hiring Bob Dole to raise awareness about sildenafil (Viag...
Public records compiled by organizations such as OpenSecrets and reporting from Business Insider and other outlets show Jeffrey Epstein made modest, documented donations to both parties: roughly $139,...
The 1995–1996 federal government shutdowns ended when Congress approved temporary funding measures and a negotiated budget compromise that reopened agencies; the immediate resolutions were , and the l...
Jeffrey Epstein made small direct political donations to some Republican figures in the 1990s and early 2000s and maintained business relationships with at least one major GOP donor; key, documented e...
in the have moved from longstanding secrecy about health toward a modern expectation of voluntary disclosure, but there is no legal requirement forcing them to release medical records or cognitive eva...
Celebrity endorsements make erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments more visible and socially acceptable, encouraging men to seek help, while simultaneously introducing commercial bias and the risk that ...
The Anti‑Drug Abuse Act of 1986 was not the work of a single author but the product of a fast‑moving, bipartisan legislative drive in the 99th Congress that produced companion House and Senate bills a...
Public reporting of presidential candidates’ health issues is longstanding; major campaign-era medical events (concussion, fainting, Alzheimer’s announcements) shifted expectations about transparency ...
Jeffrey Epstein’s known federal-level donations from the 1990s through 2018 include dozens of payments to Democratic candidates and committees and some donations to individual Republicans; OpenSecrets...
Available reporting and compiled contribution databases show Jeffrey Epstein made modest federal campaign contributions concentrated in the 1990s and 2000s, with the largest recorded individual recipi...
Jeffrey Epstein made measurable political donations across parties, giving more than $139,000 to Democratic federal candidates and committees and over $18,000 to Republican candidates and groups betwe...