No, but in the warped logic of sexual harassment law it establishes acquaintance in the time period.
And, if he mom and sister are willing to say under oath that she told them about it at the time (within a day or two), it further reinforces the charge.
It’s enough that the fire will not be extinguished. And enough that the rest of the Senate will be tempted to expel, at least.
At least that’s what I learned in mandatory Sexual Harassment Training.
“It’s enough that the fire will not be extinguished. And enough that the rest of the Senate will be tempted to expel, at least.”
I remember the time Bill Clinton was removed from office for improper sexual behavior and lying under oath.