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[DURHAM D]

1. LOL

What a face.

[Disaffected]

33. And

farce.

[OnDoutside]

2. Bloody hell !

[W_HAMILTON]

3. Not sure what "newstimes.com" is, but I'd just link to the AP news story directly.

Here you go:

Link to tweet

[R B Garr]

8. That smirk of hers won't change the fact that Sanders lost.

Voters have decided.

[sunonmars]

4. She's what we call in an office, a nightmare employee.

You know the one, we’ve all come across one. Turns everything into a drama and lies when confronted

[SouthernCal_Dem]

6. +1000

[sunonmars]

9. I've had a few of them, they make everyone's life a misey

They seem normal when hired then turn into something akin to Glenn Close in fatal attraction. I’d say she’s got mental health issues.

[IllinoisBirdWatcher]

13. ...and daddy issues and lawsuit issues, n/t

[Ilsa]

34. I keep thinking there is something "off" with her, too.

She seems to be an attention seeker, but she has nothing to back her fantasies up.

Personally, I don't mind if someone, man or woman, says I have pretty legs. I just take it as a compliment, not a come-on.

[Wellstone ruled]

15. Oh you are so right on.

In the sixteen years of B to B service and sales and having HR and Office Managers as Contact persons for those sales,the stories about the Night mare employee both male and female seemed to prevail across the Cube Rat Empires.

Had a Mega Mortgage Company who paid out tens of thousands in a claim that was later proven false. It cost the HR person her job as a result.

[OKNancy]

16. originally she said she quit because they gave her a windowless office

or was it that her husband at the time wanted to move. Hard to tell what her story really is.

[trueblue2007]

49. Maybe Joe should sue her.

[SoonerPride]

5. Her story is falling Apart

Time for the press to move on

[trueblue2007]

45. NO CREDIBILITY.

[at140]

7. This is getting more convoluted by the day!

How old was Tara Reade when this alleged misbehavior occurred?

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

11. She's 56 now

So doing the math she would have been 29 maybe 30 then.

She also has a Juris Doctorate AKA a law degree. Not some naïve little girl.

[mzmolly]

38. Old enough to know

the difference between serving coffee and being raped. About 29, according to the math.

[at140]

42. That's what I thought

A 29 year old woman knows when she has been sexually molested and should not be afraid to lodge a complain saying exactly that.
But who knows what women do when they are afraid of powerful men. As a man I can not and should not judge women.

[mzmolly]

43. Women who aren't lying, don't tell several vastly conflicting stories about the same event,

and repeatedly praise their rapists post supposed rape.

You can judge her credibility and her story which is falling apart at the seams.

[at140]

47. Agreed! nt

[IllinoisBirdWatcher]

10. ANOTHER change in her story?

This whole situation and Reade's many changing stories just keeps getting fishier and fishier.

HUGE backpeddling now that there may be a paper trail. Hmmm...

[MoonRiver]

12. What a crock

[riversedge]

14. Seriously, I wonder if she has-or is seeing a mental health professional. I have not seen

if she has a lawyer speaking for her at times. Have others? Have to say though--I have not really followed this story-just see stories such as this on and off.

but someplace--not sure. I think someplace said she was not well off--but not sure.

[nolabear]

26. I've read she saw a therapist but won't allow access to notes.

They want U of Delaware to potentially make public thousands of pages of god knows what from Joe Biden’s career and she won’t make public her therapist’s notes. Mind you I wouldn’t either because that’s a threat to her, the therapist and everyone ever needing therapy but while you’re not going after one you shouldn’t advocate for going after the other. In this day and age things are weaponized beyond all reason.

[mzmolly]

44. U Delaware would not have the complaint she said she filed and later said

she didn't. If a complaint about (story of the day) exists the Senate would currently have custody and Biden asked for the release of any such records.

I believe that her therapists notes should remain private regardless, as the law dictates.

[nolabear]

53. So do I. She could give permission but I wouldn't.

[spanone]

18. Changing her story again, eh?

piss off lady.

[shockey80]

19. DUH! I knew this story was bullshit from day one.

[captain queeg]

20. I guess because Joe said all senate records should be open

So now she realizes someone might find the complaint document. Maybe they already have. I haven’t heard. But what thought came to mind is if she was accusing trump he’d just say “she’s not my type” with some snarky remark (she’s not pretty enough for me to abuse) and his crowd would all snicker. Seriously, how can anyone compare the two?

[dalton99a]

22. +1

In this April 4, 2019, photo Tara Reade poses for a photo during an interview with The Associated Press in Nevada City, Calif. (AP Photo/Donald Thompson)

[TheBlackAdder]

37. The larger the cross, the less pious a person is.

[obamanut2012]

40. Same n/t

[Cha]

51. There's this..

Link to tweet

I tweeted her this..

Link to tweet

[roamer65]

21. I hope this blows up in their face.

It’s so obviously contrived.

[qazplm135]

23. I'm not sure what they says

she filed an intake form??

One assumes she means the initial form you fill out when making a complaint so someone can talk to you about it.

I also assumes that she then declined to file an official complaint or she'd say she did.

Which means there's likely not going to be any complaint at all, because I'm pretty an initial intake form with nothing else ain't going into the system, particularly if nothing else is filed.

It also explains, in the event that we actually believe this version, why no one in the Biden campaign knew anything about it. She didn't go to them, and she didn't follow through with whatever she gave the folks in whatever office she filled out that form, again, assuming for the sake of argument she even did that.

[OrlandoDem2]

27. Whut?

[Hav]

28. In other words,

there is no possibility for Biden to refute her claims with actual documentation which is a theme for this whole saga. She filed a complaint but then she didn't for the crime she alleges...but actually she meant that specific crime that she didn't mention until a few months ago.

[Hav]

35. Well, considering it has now apparently changed to

a complaint filed on a clipboard, I'm inclined to agree.
I'd believe that she had personal problems with others in the office which would be in line with her mother's call to Larry King but the rest is fantasy.

[spooky3]

30. If you are that scared, you would not file a complaint at all.

There are a million holes and inconsistencies in her stories over time. It is up to the media to ensure that all of these are made very clear to the public. Or simply let the non-story drop, as they would with any other weak or worse story.

[Roland99]

31. Tara Wohl?

[dalton99a]

32. +1. Pretty soon, she'll claim there was an abortion AND a love child put in an orphanage

Records are lost, of course

[Gothmog]

36. This story continues to fall apart

Link to tweet

[Takket]

48. facinating he would tweet that after his wife did everything short of

throwing the switch for the electric chair after basically proclaiming Biden guilty yesterday.......

[Cha]

52. I know right.. I was just shaking my head over that one..

This latest change in Reade's story blows tumulty's tweet out of the water..

Link to tweet

I tweeted her this..

Link to tweet

[ucrdem]

39. Well, to her credit, she's a lousy liar.

Not for lack of trying though.

[videohead5]

41. It's all falling apart

-Neighbor no longer sure about what Reade told her years ago
-Reade now says she never filed formal complaint

[Takket]

46. so her story changed.................. again

someone please correct me if i'm wrong on this....... but for women that do not report rape (whether they are scared, embarrassed, blame themselves...), i would think if they were too scared to do so, that they would not risk drawing the wrath of their attacker by filing ANY complaint against them, even if it were for a lesser thing like sexual harassment.

Is it normal for a victim to "go after" their rapist on a lesser charge even if they choose not to accuse them of rape?

[Cha]

50. & yesterday Tumulty/WaPo called on Biden to open Senate records..

like a tool.

Link to tweet

I tweeted her this..

Link to tweet