Tara Reade

Not to be confused with actress Tara Reid.

Tara Reade is a former aide to Senator and later Vice President Joseph R. Biden. Reade filed sexual penetration and assault charges against Biden. Biden, a supposed women's rights advocate and author of the Violence Against Women Act which the Supreme Court found unconstitutional, is the original founder of the 'Believe All Women' movement when in 1991 he hastily arranged the racially-motivated Anita Hill hearings to against Justice Clarence Thomas. Washington, D.C. police are actively investigating the allegations of rape.

Reade's allegations against Biden have been publicly corroborated by multiple people with whom she discussed the incident in the mid-1990s. When Reade first came forward in April 2019 along with 7 other accusers, Sen. Kamala Harris said, "I believe them and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it. [1]

After receiving death threats from Biden trolls, Reade requested asylum from the Russian Federation. According to Reade's attorney, the Biden junta destroyed Reade's file in the closing days of the regime.

Rape allegations

Biden and Tara Reade. Beginning in 1993 Reade made credible and corroborated allegations of being assaulted and penetrated by Joe Biden and was hounded out of her job in his Senate office in retaliation for doing so.

Tara's brother and her good friend recall being told about the assault by Tara at the time it happened in 1993. Tara reached out to countless people to try to tell her story and nobody, not even the organization that was made to support women like her would listen to her. This was an actual physical assault. Tara Reade was asked to take a duffel bag to Joe Biden so her boss in the office called her and said, "Hey you need to bring this to Joe Biden right away. Hurry." So she brought it to him at the gym on the grounds of Congress. Reade said,

Tara Reade: He was at first talking to someone. I could see him at a distance and then they went away. And then we were in like the side area, and he just said, "Hey c'mere Tara," and then I handed him the thing. And he greeted me. He remembered my name and then it we were alone. And it was the strangest thing. There was no like exchange. Really. He just had me up against the wall. And I was wearing like a skirt, and you know, business skirt. But I wasn't wearing stockings. It was kind of a hot day that day and I was wearing heels. And I remember my legs had been hurting from the marble, you know, of the Capitol, like walking.

And I remember that kind of stuff. I remember like I was wearing a blouse, and he just had me up against the wall. And the wall was cold. And I remember it happened all at once. The gym bag, I don't know where, when I handed it to him, was gone. And then his hands were on me and underneath my clothes. And yeah, and then he went um, he went down my skirt, but then up inside it. And he penetrated me with his finger. He was kissing me at the same time, and he was saying something to me. He said several things and I can't remember everything. He said, I remember a couple of things, I remember him saying first, as he was doing it "Do you want to go somewhere else?" and then him saying to me when I pulled away, he got finished doing what he was doing, and I pulled back. And he said "Come on man, I heard you liked me." It's that phrase stayed with me because I kept thinking what I might have said. And I can't remember exactly if he said, "I thought" or "I heard", but it's like he implied that I had done this.
I don't know, for me it was like everything shattered in that moment. Because I knew, like we were alone. It was over, right? He wasn't trying to do anything more. But I looked up to him. He was like my father's age. He was this champion of women's rights in my eyes, and I couldn't believe it was happening. It seems surreal. And I just I knew I just felt sick, because when he pulled back, he looked annoyed. And he said something else to me that I don't want to say. And then he said - I must have looked shocked and he grabbed me by the shoulders. I don't know how I looked, but I must have looked something because he grabbed me by the shoulders and he said, "You're okay. You're fine. You're okay. You're fine." And then he walked away and he went on with his day.
And what I remember next is being in the Russell Building, like where the big windows are and the stairs by myself. And my body - I was shaking everywhere because - and it was cold. All of a sudden, I was, I don't know, I felt like I was shaking just everywhere and I was trying to grasp what just happened. and what I should do, or what I should say. But I knew it was bad because he was so angry. Like when he left. Like I could feel, you know, how when you know someone's angry. They don't necessarily say anything. He smiles when he's angry and you can just feel it emanating from him.
Interviewer: Do you want to share that thing that you said you don't like, you said like I don't want to say what he said that thing he said to you?
Tara Reade: Um yeah. I can, I guess I could. I mean....
Interviewer: You you don't have to.
Tara Reade: That's okay. It's just um, it's almost like giving a weapon to them.
Interviewer:' 'How so?
Tara Reade: Well it's like I don't want them to know how much it hurt. I don't you know. don't want him to know.
Interviewer: That you remembered it?
Tara Reade: Yeah. Just... just I don't know um....but yeah, I can say it, um yeah.
There was something he said that I didn't want to say. And I didn't want to say it because it's the thing that stays in my head over and over. Like, um, it's the thing that kind of stayed with me over the years. But he said, when he got me against the wall after I pulled away. And he said, "Hey, I heard you liked me". I knew he was angry right after he took his finger, he just like pointed at me and he said. "You're nothing to me". And he just looked at me, he goes "You're nothing. Nothing." And then I must have reacted and I think he only said it twice. I just heard the word "nothing" and, and I must have reacted, because that's when he took me by the shoulders and he said "You're okay. You're fine. You're okay."

But then afterwards, like it kept replaying in my head there, like last April [2019] when all that stuff came out. I got really, really sad about it. And the thing that I remember most, almost more than the assault itself was, just being told that I was nothing. And he was right. That's how people treated me. And I have no platform. So people want to know why women don't come forward, that's a good example.

Corroborating evidence

In retaliation for refusing Biden's advances Reade was forced out out of a job. The same month she was fired, Reade's mother called Larry King Live. The phone call begins:

Larry King: San Luis Obispo, California, hello.

Reade's mother: Yes, hello. I’m wondering what a staffer would do besides go to the press in Washington? My daughter has just left there, after working for a prominent senator, and could not get through with her problems at all, and the only thing she could have done was go to the press, and she chose not to do it out of respect for him.
Larry King: In other words, she had a story to tell but, out of respect for the person she worked for, she didn’t tell it?

Reade's mother: That’s true.

Washington Post reporter Lois Romanos was a guest on the show. “These are the people who do come to the Lois Romanos right?” King says to Romanos. “The staff worker who says, ‘I want to let you know what’s going on; either with my boss or the guy down the hall.'”

“‘This is going on and I’m troubled,'” Romano tells King. Then Romano says, “and a lot of these people have a sense of obligation. They feel that this public official should be accountable if it’s something wrong.”

“They’re whistleblowers to the press?” King asks.

“Exactly,” Romano agrees.

According to Romanos Harvard biography, Romanos began covering the Paula Jones sexual harassment suit against Democrat President Bill Clinton in 1998, five years after Jones filed the suit.

Slandered as a Russian spy

See also: 2020 presidential election

In April 2019 when Joe Biden declared his candidacy for the Democrat nomination in the 2020 presidential election, Nevada Assemblywoman Lucy Flores related a story of Biden's bizarre conduct while stumping for her in 2014 when she ran for Lt. Governor. The two were lined up off stage for introductions at a union hall. In Flores own words:

As I was taking deep breaths and preparing myself to make my case to the crowd, I felt two hands on my shoulders. I froze. "Why is the vice-president of the United States touching me?" I felt him get closer to me from behind. He leaned further in and inhaled my hair. I was mortified. I thought to myself, “I didn’t wash my hair today and the vice-president of the United States is smelling it. And also, what in the actual fuck? Why is the vice-president of the United States smelling my hair?” He proceeded to plant a big slow kiss on the back of my head. My brain couldn’t process what was happening. I was embarrassed. I was shocked. I was confused. There is a Spanish saying, tragame tierra, it means, “earth, swallow me whole.” I couldn’t move and I couldn’t say anything. I wanted nothing more than to get Biden away from me...He was there to promote me as the right person for the lieutenant governor job. Instead he made feel uneasy, gross, and confused. The Vice President had just touched me in an intimate way reserved for close friends, family, or romantic partners - and I felt powerless to do anything about it....it was demeaning and disrespectful....

The event changed forever how Flores saw the alleged fighter for women's rights. No less than 7 other women came forward with similar instances over the years, among them, Tara Reade. Megan McCain, Alyssa Milano, Susan Rice, and the usual crowd of hypocrites rushed to Biden's defense.

Tara Reade was one of seven other women to share their own stories about Biden's conduct. Reade told reporters about the way Biden would put his hands on her shoulders and run his fingers up and down her neck. She considered talking about the rest of her story but didn't because her claims of sexual harassment got her doxed and, in the typical xenophobic manner common to Democrats, smeared as a Russian agent in April 2019, the same month Biden declared his candidacy for the Democratic party presidential nomination.

Obama White House Communications Director and Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign manager Anita Dunn was a great admirer of Chairman Mao and was deeply inspired by the Cultural Revolution.

Maoist apologist Anita Dunn

See also: Leftwing War on Women

Reade has been trying to tell her story since it happened in 1993. It's a story about sexual assault, digital penetration which is rape, retaliation, and silencing.

Then in January 2020 Reade tried to come forward again. This time she contacted Times Up Now, the sexual harassment organization. Ryan Grim at The Intercept reported the organization claimed they could not help her because Joe Biden was a candidate for federal office and supporting a case against him could jeopardize their nonprofit status. They also pointed out that the public relations firm that works on behalf of the Times Up Now Legal Defense Fund is SKD Knickerbocker, and SKDKnickerbocker managing director is former Obama White House Communication's director, the notorious Maoist and liberal apologist for mass murder, Anita Dunn. Dunn is the top adviser to Joe Biden.

In other words, Times Up Now, an alleged women's support group, and Anita Dunn will take political dirt on their enemies, and give a heads up to their allies. In the case of Tara Reade, Dunn used Reade to vault herself into Biden's inner orbit and a cushy job in the future Biden administration. It was no surprise when Biden appointed Dunn his chief advisor in January 2020 before the 2020 New Hampshire Democratic primary, since Dunn now had the goods on Biden. Given Biden's mental incapacity questions have surged as to who really is in charge. Anita Dunn, the woman who considers the greatest mass murderer the planet has ever known as her "favorite philosopher', appears to hold that trusted position.

Creepy Uncle Joe

The Washington Post calls Biden "Creepy Uncle Joe" for his habit of groping wives and children.

Main article: Creepy Uncle Joe

Biden has admitted to being arrested for sexually harassing girls. According to the Washington Post, female Secret Service agents did not want to work with Joe Biden while he was Vice President. Whenever Biden's wife was not home, Biden striped naked. The female Secret Service agents where afraid to report incidents to their superiors in fear for their jobs. In the days just prior to his announcement to run, no less than 8 women of the MeToo movement complained of Biden's inappropriate grabbing and touching. Even Biden's wife, Jill, has been visibly seen creeped-out by Biden's awkward attempts at public displays of affection. Biden responded by admitting America has become more conservative and then mocked critics and victims in a speech before firefighters. Biden told The View he needs to be more "cognizant" about groping women and children. Even Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez remained unconvinced of Biden's alleged flip on his touchy-feelly approach to women in politics.

See also

• Steve Scully

References

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