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Hillary Clinton Endorses Biden for President, Remains Silent on Sexual Assault Allegation


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Surprise, surprise. Hillary Clinton has officially graced Joe Biden with her endorsement.

During a virtual event, ironically focused on the impact coronavirus has had on women, Clinton stated how “thrilled” she was to join the Biden campaign.

How about holding a virtual event on the impact Joe Biden has had on women? Or Bill Clinton?

While further evidence surfaces that corroborates the story of Tara Reade, the former Senate aide who has accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, Clinton has remained silent on the matter.

Take a look at the report from Newsweek on Clinton’s endorsement:

Hillary Clinton endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden’s presidential campaign Tuesday during a virtual town hall, touting his ability to do something she unsuccessfully tried to do in 2016 – defeating Donald Trump.

The former 2016 Democratic Party candidate, who won the popular vote but lost the Electoral College four years ago, offered her official endorsement to take on the president’s 2020 re-election campaign in November. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who last month suspended his campaign and endorsed Biden’s party nomination, did the same for Clinton during their 2016 primary battle.

On Tuesday, Clinton reiterated how the impact of another Trump term in the White House would be devastating for the economy, women and a range of other issues as she endorsed Biden for president. She discussed how the effects of the coronavirus pandemic have “hit some much harder than others,” citing that 80 percent of all health care workers in America are women and that one-in-three jobs held by women across the country have been classified as “essential.”

“I am thrilled to be part of your campaign — to not only endorse you but to help highlight a lot of the issues that are at stake in this presidential election,” Clinton told Biden during a virtual town hall event Tuesday afternoon highlighting the “Impact of COVID-19 on women.”

Biden graciously accepted the official endorsement from Clinton, who he described as “my friend” and “the woman who should be president of the United State right now.”

Contrast Clinton’s silence on the Biden accusations to her statement back in 2015 when she was running against Donald Trump for president:

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