Tara Reade’s Tumultuous Journey to the 2020 Campaign

NY Times ^ | 06/31/2020 | Jim Rutenberg, Stephanie Saul and Lisa Lerer

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To better understand Ms. Reade’s tumultuous journey to the roiling center of the presidential campaign, The New York Times interviewed nearly 100 friends, relatives, co-workers and neighbors and reviewed court records. What emerged was a shambolic life in which Ms. Reade, through her own pluck and smarts and powers of persuasion, overcame an unsettled and abusive childhood to find opportunities on the big stages of acting, politics and law. She won praise for what friends took as a sincere commitment to helping other abuse victims and to animal rescue.

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The lasy paragraph states “By coming forward about Joe Biden,” she wrote on Friday, “I have lost everything again, my job, my housing and my reputation. I have been called every vile name imaginable and presented as a monster by the media for daring to speak about Joe Biden and what happened. But I am free.”

[sappy]

and she’ll still vote for Biden. didn’t she say that as well? i believe biden is a pig but how much of a hypocrite do you have to be to vote for your attacker before voting for another party candidate.

[Biggirl]

Thank-you for telling the truth about Joe Biden.

[nwrep]

Yes, she will. As she should. Since the frame of reference for her personal morality and her socio-cultural prism leave her with no choices.

[ZOOKER]

Like a dog returning to its vomit
A battered wife going right back home
A parolee returning to a life of crime ...
I Used to have sympathy for her. No more.

[libertylover]

To better understand Ms. Reade’s tumultuous journey to the roiling center of the presidential campaign, The New York Times interviewed nearly 100 friends, relatives, co-workers and neighbors and reviewed court records.

In your wildest imagination can you image the NYT interviewing 100 people trying to discredit someone making accusations against a Republican candidate?