Joe Biden says people who believe Tara Reade’s sex assault claim ‘probably shouldn’t vote’ for him
JOE Biden says all those who believe Tara Reade's sex assault allegations against him "probably shouldn't" vote for him.
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has continued to deny he pushed the former staffer up against a wall and attacked her in a Capitol Hill office building nearly three decades ago.
“I wouldn’t vote for me if I believed Tara Reade.”
Biden told Lawrence O’Donnell he didn't remember Ms Reade when she worked for less than a year in his Senate office in 1993.
At the time, he was already two decades into his 36-year Senate tenure.
In an interview with Megyn Kelly, Reade said Biden should drop out of the presidential race.
The former Senate aide claimed Biden does not have the "character" for the presidency in her first sit down interview since he publicly denied the allegations.
He added: "I am not going to attack her. I have a right to say, look at the facts, check it out.
"This never, ever happened. I don't know what is motivating her. It never happened. Period. I am not going to start questioning her motive, I am not going to go after Reade for saying these things."
Biden added: "There have been no complaints made against me in terms of my senate career.
"There is nothing for me to hide, nothing at all".
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