The Ashley Biden Scandal (possibly) And Coverup (definite)
- Blake Sterling
- May 26, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: May 18
This snippet comes from Snopes—a source I personally don’t trust when it comes to independent truth-seeking—but here’s what they report, echoing the controversy that’s quietly circulated across several outlets:
Claim (per Snopes):
A diary said to be authored by Ashley Biden, daughter of President Joe Biden, describes inappropriate behavior toward her by her father during her childhood.
Snopes’ Rating:
Unproven
Snopes’ Context:
The quotes in question come from alleged “leaked pages” of Ashley Biden’s diary, discovered in a former residence and later sold to Project Veritas—a right-leaning investigative outlet. Project Veritas' founder himself admitted they could not confirm the diary’s authenticity. While strong evidence suggests the diary is real, no source has officially authenticated its contents or the specific pages published online.
My Take:
I’ll include links for those who want to dig deeper and read excerpts for themselves. But let’s be honest—this story, like many others with potential political fallout, seems smothered by a heavy hand. Once again, the mainstream media’s bias is glaring. With a presidential election on the horizon, it appears there’s little appetite for a scandal that could damage Biden’s chances. Instead, we get silence.
According to the leaked pages, the diary paints a portrait of Ashley Biden grappling with sex addiction possibly rooted in a hyper-sexualized childhood. It allegedly references possible molestation—without naming a perpetrator—and recounts moments like taking “probably not appropriate” showers with her father, Joe Biden.
Now, even though the diary hasn't been officially verified, key details raise eyebrows: reports of Ashley Biden calling to retrieve the diary, alleged threats involving the Secret Service, and a 2021 federal raid to recover it. Just this month, a woman who sold the diary was convicted. If this were a hoax, why the criminal charges? Why the panic?
It reeks of a cover-up—and I bet it smells the same to you.
This whole thing kicked off in 2020, with the raid coming a year later, and a conviction just now in 2025. And yet… have you even heard of it before today? Chances are, you haven’t. Below are a few links for further reading. The MSN piece offers a full breakdown, the NY Post exposes the media blackout, and the last link takes you straight to the diary’s most telling pages.
Look at how the media handled this administration compared to the last. The double standard isn’t subtle. It’s staggering.
Update: The MSN link has now been removed. Draw your own conclusions. I’m just leaving it here as evidence of… well, you decide.
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