‘I am so disappointed in my party’: Dem’s lack-luster response to claims against Biden spark more accusations

LOUISVILLE, KY - JUNE 07: The 47th Vice President of the United States Joe Biden speaks during "The American Promise" Tour at Whitney Hall on June 7, 2018 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images)
(FILE PHOTO by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images)

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s day just went from bad to worse. On Monday two additional women came forward with allegations that he’d touched them inappropriately in times past.

The first woman, a former congressional aide to Connecticut congressman Jim Himes, confirmed with the Hartford Courant that during a 2009 political fundraiser in Greenwich, the then-VP grabbed her head and tried to rub noses with her, leading her to think he was trying to kiss her.

“It wasn’t sexual, but he did grab me by the head,” Amy Lappos, who now works as a freelancer with nonprofit agencies, said. “He put his hand around my neck and pulled me in to rub noses with me. When he was pulling me in, I thought he was going to kiss me on the mouth.”

She added that though the then-VP’s behavior made her feel extremely uncomfortable, she abstained from filing a complaint because “he was the vice president” while she was “a nobody.”

Why then is she speaking out now?  Because she’s disgusted by, one, Biden’s lackluster response to his first accuser, former Nevada Assemblywoman Lucy Flores — who revealed last week that the former VP had sexually harassed her during a 2014 midterms campaign rally — and two, the stunning refusal by Democrats and their media allies to take allegations of sexual impropriety against Biden seriously.

“I am so disappointed in my party, the Democratic Party, and the way we have treated Lucy Flores,” Lappos said in a statement Monday to Fox News. “Biden’s statement in response to Lucy’s article was not only disturbing it was disgusting. I stand by Lucy and any woman with the courage to come forward regarding men and the way they treat women.”

“Uninvited affection is not okay. Objectifying women is not okay. Men who invade a woman’s personal space, touch women inappropriately, sexually harass women and feed rape culture have no place in a position of power. Referring to this type of behavior as ‘simply affection‘ or ‘grandpa-like’ or ‘friendly’ is ridiculously dismissive and part of the problem. Saying ‘but Trump….’ is dangerous and sets the bar for democratic men far below where it should be.”

Because of Lappos history as a former congressional aide, at least her allegations against Biden are being reported by the media. The same cannot be said of the allegations by a left-wing activist who identifies as “Cece.” In a Twitter post on Monday, she claimed that Biden had “kept his hand” on her thigh during an event sometime the past for It’s On Us, a campaign to end sexual assault.

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It’s unclear when this occurred. As of Tuesday morning, no major mainstream media outlet had picked up Cece’s story yet. The story had however begun to trend among far-leftists. While some of them acknowledged her story, many responded with cynicism, derision and mockery.

Look:

Lappos and Flores have faced similar derision, despite there being a trove of evidence regarding Biden’s longtime habit of inappropriately touching both grown women and little girls.

One of his most stunning acts occurred during Sen. Chris Coons’ swearing-in ceremony in 2015. During the ceremony the then-VP grabbed Coon’s preteen daughter’s arm, put his face close to hers and then kissed her, much to her chagrin and discomfort, as seen in the video below:

 

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This is the man whom the left has chosen to defend. But it’s not just random Twitter users who’ve been defending him. Not by a long shot.

The Washington Post described the former VP’s “affectionate and sometimes intimate physical style” as just “a defining feature of the warm and upbeat persona he has built during more than four decades in the national spotlight.”

MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski claimed Biden is “extremely affectionate, extremely flirtatious in a completely safe way.”

Tell that to Flores, Lappos and “Cece.” Speaking of which, Democrat National Committee finance chair Henry Munoz said he doesn’t even believe Flores.

Nor does “The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg, who’s suggested that the former congressional aide is exaggerating and making a big deal out of nothing.

“I want women to get to the place where they can say, ‘Hey, you just made me uncomfortable,'” she said Monday. “This idea that you have to tiptoe away from this, you don’t have to carry it. If someone makes you uncomfortable, tell them … you have to stop mischaracterizing stuff. Don’t sit and wait and say ‘I’m uncomfortable’ on national television.'”

Even Biden’s camp has dismissed the allegations as mere “smears and forgeries.”

Whatever happened to #BelieveAllWomen? Oh, yeah, it only applies to Republicans. Duh!

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