Cory Booker

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Cory Booker, a far-leftist, is the junior United States Senator from New Jersey, having been elected in a special election on October 16, 2013, to fill the seat vacated by the death of Sen. Frank Lautenberg. He previously served as mayor of Newark, New Jersey.

As Newark mayor Booker was noted for refusing to allow any straight marriages until gay marriage was "legalized;"[1] Booker adamantly opposed a democratic referendum on the issue.[2] After a victory in the courts, then Senator-elect Booker presided over New Jersey's first gay wedding.[3]

Booker, a Democrat, has been beset by sexual predator allegations.

Sexual predator allegations

While being a longtime advocate of gay rights and rumored to be gay himself,[4][5] Booker has been accused of a sexual assault on a gay man.

Admits to groping a child

In a 1992 article in The Stanford Daily, Booker admitted to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl at a drinking party.[6][7][8] Liberals and Democrats had no problem with this admission, in contrast to their reactions to unsubstantiated allegations made against conservatives (see Left-wing war on women and Kavanaugh smear). Booker later admitted that the sexual assault revelations meant nothing to him.[9]

Homosexual rape allegations

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