Media fails to confront Biden about sexual assault allegations

Washington Free Beacon:
Joe Biden (Still) Hasn’t Faced A Single Question on Sexual Assault Allegations

5 weeks, 19 interviews, and 142 questions with no mention of sexual assault claim
Nor have any of the women being considered for the Vice President slot by Biden.  Some of those women were very outspoken during the Kavanaugh hearings.  It just goes to show what that show was all about.  It was an excuse to attack a nominee because he might overturn the terrible Roe v. Wade decision.   We now know that for Democrats "women are to be believed" only one they are accusing Republicans.  When Democrats are fighting for the right to kill babies there is no restraint or decency in their attacks.

The reason these women are now backing Biden is that they believe he will be a pro-abortion President and nominate people for the courts who are pro-abortion.

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