Tara Reade has accused Creepy, Sleepy Joe Biden of rape and inappropriate touching. You wouldn’t know that if you didn’t read it on the Internet as the media has largely ignored Reade’s story in a pathetic effort to protect the senile, dementia inflicted old pervert. But did you know that prior to Tara Reade’s accusations, seven other women had already accused Biden of at least inappropriate touching. Biden’s main target as he’s gotten older and as dementia has set in has been little kids, but at least seven woman have come forward to say how uncomfortable the old pervert Biden made them feel.
| Tara Reade is the eighth woman to accuse Creepy Joe Biden of inappropriate touching |
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The names of the other women, other than Tara Reade who have accused Biden of inappropriate touching include: former Nevada lawmaker Lucy Flores, former political aide Amy Lappos, sexual assault survivor Caitlyn Caruso, writer D. J. Hill, Vail Kohnert-Yount a White House intern and Sofie Karasek who met Biden at the Oscars. Finally, there was Ally Coll, was a Democratic staffer.
The gestures the women recalled include inhaling the hair of former Nevada lawmaker Lucy Flores and kissing the back of her head; rubbing noses with former political aide Amy Lappos; resting his hand on the thigh of sexual assault survivor Caitlyn Caruso during an event on sexual assault at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and hugging her “just a little bit too long”; and, last but most likely not least, dropping his hand down the back of writer D. J. Hill at a fundraising event in Minneapolis.
Vail Kohnert-Yount was a White House intern when, she said, Biden introduced himself to her in the basement of the West Wing and “put his hand on the back of my head and pressed his forehead to my forehead while he talked to me.”
Sofie Karasek met Biden at the Oscars along with a group of 50 sexual assault victims who appeared onstage with Lady Gaga. Karasek said that after the ceremony, she decided to share with Biden, who introduced Gaga’s performance, a story about a college student who’d committed suicide after being sexually assaulted, and, as reported by the Washington Post, “Biden responded by clasping her hands and leaning down to place his forehead against hers.”The third women, Ally Coll, was a Democratic staffer working at a reception when she was introduced to Biden, who, she said, “leaned in, squeezed her shoulders and delivered a compliment about her smile, holding her ‘for a beat too long,’” the Washington Post reported.