I know I’ve been cautiously optimistic about trump’s sexual assaults gaining more spotlight but I’m thrilled that it hasn’t fizzled out yet and is still going, albeit fairly slowly.
There have been a whole onslaught of men who have faced consequences/questioning this last week about their sexual assaults and I think it’s possible that this renewed pressure against trump in the general culture might actually go somewhere.
Family Leader's Vander Plaats: Investigate Sexual Misconduct Claims Involving Trump
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The president and CEO of the conservative advocacy group The Family Leader says Americans have a right to know if President Trump engaged in past sexual misconduct. Bob Vander Plaats says the allegations made by a number of women against the president should not be ignored simply because he says he’s innocent.
"A lot of these ladies came forth in the election, and for whatever reason, the American people said 'we're going to give the presidency to Donald Trump.' That doesn't mean their issue went away because he became president."
"I think if these ladies need to be heard on this—and I think they probably should be heard, then let's let the facts play out. I don't think it should be really dismissed," he says.
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