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Joe Biden appeared in public Monday for the first time in more than two months, laying a wreath to honor the fallen at a Delaware war memorial. The last time Biden was seen publicly outside his home was on March 15, at the final Democratic primary debate against Bernie Sanders at CNN’s studios in Washington.

WASHINGTON, D.C.—In a recent interview with a female representative of the segment of the human species identifying as female, Biden made a strong case for why all women everywhere should vote for him without question, or at least let him sniff their hair. "Look, the thing, you know what it is," Biden said. "The womenfolk know what's at stake in this election. It's hairy simple. Just let me vote on you, or you vote for me, the vote, b-b-b-blond applesauce baloney. Simple choice. If you don't let me smell your hair, you ain't a woman!" Biden then sat back in...

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Former Vice President Joe Biden claimed on Thursday that he does not remember Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who came forward in March with a 1993 sexual assault allegation and suggested that those who believe her claims shouldn't vote for him. During an interview with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, Biden was asked whether he remembered Reade being on his staff, a question he previously dodged earlier this month when asked by "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski. "Do you remember Tara Reade who worked there for about a year in 1992-1993?" O'Donnell asked.

Joe Biden has used a not-so-woke analogy in evaluating female running mate choices. The New York Times reported on Monday that the 2020 presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has previously compared potential vice presidential picks to "calendar models," such as "Mr. August," "Mr. October," or "Mr. January." Each of those months were coordinated to alleged strengths, with October meaning "effective campaigners," August meaning "a shot of momentum in the summer," and January translated to "a governing partner, politics notwithstanding." Biden's private remarks are reminiscent of Mitt Romney's " binders full of women" line during the second presidential debate of the 2012...

Megyn Kelly announced on Thursday she will be interviewing Tara Reade, who has accused former Vice President Joe Biden of sexual assault, promising the exclusive sit-down will offer "a ton of news." "MK EXCLUSIVE: Former Biden staffer #TaraReade, who accuses FMR VP #JoeBiden of sexually assaulting her in 1993, sits down w/me in her first on-camera interview since Mr. Biden denied her accusations. Her story & some tough Q’s in a riveting exchange. A ton of news coming," Kelly wrote to her more than 2 million followers on Twitter. “She gets very candid, very emotional, and handles many direct challenges...

Reade seems to be serious in her legal pursuits. She retained Douglas Wigdor, a “high powered Manhattan attorney.”Tara Reade, the former Biden staffer who accused Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993, joined Megyn Kelly for an exclusive interview which was published Thursday. In the interview, Reade called for Biden to drop out. A court filing from 1996 recently made public, shows Reade told her ex-husband of the alleged sexual assault in 1993. The Tribune in San Luis Obispo has more: A court document from 1996 shows former Senate staffer Tara Reade told her ex-husband she was sexually harassed while...

A new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, conducted after Biden's first interview denying the accusation, finds significant Democratic discontent with him.Joe Biden’s biggest job right now is to unite the party after a divisive primary. The Tara Reade allegations aren’t helping. A new poll and interviews with Democratic strategists indicate that the sexual assault charges immediately complicate the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee’s efforts to broaden his support. The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll released Tuesday shows that more than a third of voters believe Democrats should abandon Biden as their nominee over the recent claims from the former Senate aide that date back to...

The New York Times published an op-ed Sunday evening arguing that Democrats should dump former Vice President Joe Biden as their candidate because of the potential damage of Tara Reade’s allegations against him.

<p>Tara Reade is Joe Biden’s eighth accuser, not his first, not his only. The fake news media want you to believe Reade is Biden’s only accuser, and that’s because there is no lie the media will not tell to protect the presumptive Democrat nominee.</p>

Co-host Greg Gutfeld stated that Biden may have slipped up. "Look, Biden was doing great in that interview until he confessed," Gutfeld said. "First he had the total denial. I think that was pretty good. The denial was pretty strong. And then he says as a complaint. 'You know, I don't know why all of a sudden 27 years 'this' gets raised. "What is 'this?' What is 'this'? That's interesting," Gutfeld added.

President Trump's reelection campaign isn't shying away from hitting Joe Biden over his handling of allegations that he sexually assaulted and harassed a former Senate aide in 1993. The incumbent's campaign team, in particular, seized on accusations of hypocrisy over how the presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee and other prominent members of the party supported the women who made sexual misconduct claims against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and their reaction to Biden's accuser, Tara Reade. “The double standard exhibited by Biden, prominent liberal women’s groups, and Democrat elected officials — some of whom want to be Biden’s running mate...

New information has emerged in recent days about a sexual assault allegation against the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Joe Biden, made by Tara Reade, a former staff assistant in Biden's Senate office. For the first time, someone has gone on the record to say that Reade detailed the allegation to her decades ago in the same way Reade is describing it now. A former neighbor of Reade's named Lynda LaCasse told NPR on Wednesday about a conversation the two had approximately 25 years ago regarding the alleged assault. The revelation, first reported by Business Insider, comes with increasing pressure on...