Posted on 05/06/2022 9:01:00 AM PDT by cotton1706
Former President Trump held his second rally in a week for Nebraska gubernatorial candidate Charles Herbster (R), who is facing multiple sexual misconduct allegations just days before the May 10 primary.
“Charles will never bend to the RINOs [Republican In Name Only], or the corrupt media, and the media is totally corrupt … exception of a few, or the radical left, and we have a country full of radical left,” Trump said in brief remarks.
“The fake news and the Washington establishment are doing everything they can to try and stop Charles. He’s not the person they want because he’s not going to bend to them, including — they’re putting out false and malicious claims,” he continued. “And you’ve been seeing that and I’ve gone over it all — it’s nonsense. Charles is a fine man who I’ve known so long, and he’s innocent of those despicable charges.”
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If you're in Nebraska do your part and vote for Herbster this coming Tuesday!
Wait, when was the second rally?
Deceiving headline.
Not being from or in Nebraska, I haven’t followed this...
At least 2 of the women claim he groped them while greeting their separate tables at a public event? Or am I reading this wrong?
I’ve been to a lot of meet and greets and what not over they years, I am not saying it couldn’t happen, but its hard for to me to believe that if hit did, there are no witnesses to either incident.
I will need to read up more on this, unless the table was absolutely empty I think groping one woman at their table at a public event without being seen by someone would be tough to pull off, two separate ones? I don’t know...
Someone on the ground closer to this, with more info have anything to add?
I sincerely hope nothing comes of those complaints against him.
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