Will Democrats reject Biden because he was coping a feel of women employees?

Roger L. Simon:
As I wrote this on April 25, #DropOutBiden and #TaraReade were the No. 1 and No. 2 trending Twitter hashtags, respectively, with over 53,000 tweets for No. 1, moving up rapidly with entries from the right and left. Bernie supporters are particularly outraged.

(By the time you read this, no telling how high they will be, because Kim Jong Un’s life or death may be sneaking up the list.)

Twitter, for all its pluses and minuses, can be seen as a leading factor in politics the way the stock market is for the economy—so the Democrats and their media minions (who have been notably silent on the Reade matter, almost to the point of mafia-style omertà) should be afraid, very afraid.

The reason for this sudden uproar? The surfacing of Tara Reade’s mother’s alarmed call-in to Larry King’s cable TV show that was contemporaneous with her daughter’s claim of a sexual assault by then-Sen. Joe Biden—an accusation, it should be noted, that is by multiples greater than anything that arose during the highly contentious Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination hearings.
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This what you should know about Democrats and their tendency for high dudgeon.  It is rarely about what they say it is.  The Kavanaugh outrages were really about their fear that he might vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.

If they were really concerned about sexual predators they would have never backed Ted Kennedy who went out of his way to make false charges against past nominees for the court by Republicans.

What the Biden allegations demonstrate is that the Democrats and their media cohorts are first-class hypocrites when it comes to "believing all women."  They never really meant it.  It was just their excuse for opposition to a Republican and now they will make any excuse they can to avoid doing political harm to a weak Democrat candidate for President because they hate President Trump much more than they care about women who are assaulted by Democrats.

As for the media: Potential Biden running mates not asked about sex assault allegation

As for a lie detector test, I am not sure Biden currently has the cognitive ability to respond.  He might even believe things that are not so.

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