The sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 8:45 AM.
The Federalist reported about new corroborations regarding Tara Reade's accusations against Joe Biden for sexual assault:
Two more sources have come forward to corroborate former Joe Biden Senate staffer Tara Reade’s account of sexual assault against the former Delaware senator that allegedly took place in a congressional hallway in 1993.This is definitely serious, and if Biden's elected come later this year, it'll be a truly awful moment for women's status in the USA. To think, that this phony supposedly got the Violence Against Women Act enabled in 1990, to only serve as a form of virtue-signaling while Biden himself clearly thought he was exempt from his own rules. Utterly atrocious.
Lynda LaCasse, a former neighbor and Lorraine Sanchez, a former colleague of Reade’s on Capitol Hill both told Business Insider that Reade came forward to them with her story in the mid-1990s, keeping consistent with the story Reade has reported of her experience.
“This happened, and I know it did because I remember talking about it,” LaCasse told Insider who used to live next-door to Reade.
Sanchez, who worked in a California senator’s office also told Insider that she recalled Reade complaining about it at the time.
Reade first made allegations public last year accusing the former vice president of inappropriate touching when she was a staff assistant in 1993. In March, Reade charged Biden with forcibly kissing her and penetrating her with her fingers and said she was later let go after filing a complaint over the misconduct.
Labels: misogyny, Moonbattery, political corruption, United States, US Congress
It is ironic - Biden is being accused of doing what Trump has bragged about doing. Biden says his accuser is lying; Trump says he was lying himself, only making 'locker room talk". Biden's accuser has changed her story often, which raises credibility concerns, and Trump has changed his stories often, defying credulity.
So we are coming down to a US presidential election where both candidates for election have against them on-going allegations of sexual assault. Is Biden better because he has had fewer women accuse him than Trump has had? The ratio of accusations right now is about 20 to 1.