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| | In other words, Times Up Now, an alleged women's support group, and Anita Dunn will take political dirt on their enemies, and give a heads up to their allies. In the case of Tara Reade, Dunn used Reade to vault herself into Biden's inner orbit and a cushy job in the future Biden administration. It was no surprise when Biden appointed Dunn his chief advisor in January 2020 before the [[2020 New Hampshire Democratic primary]], since Dunn now had the goods on Biden. Given Biden's mental incapacity questions have surged as to who really is in charge. Anita Dunn, the woman who considers the greatest mass murderer the planet has ever known as her "favorite philosopher', appears to hold that trusted position. | | In other words, Times Up Now, an alleged women's support group, and Anita Dunn will take political dirt on their enemies, and give a heads up to their allies. In the case of Tara Reade, Dunn used Reade to vault herself into Biden's inner orbit and a cushy job in the future Biden administration. It was no surprise when Biden appointed Dunn his chief advisor in January 2020 before the [[2020 New Hampshire Democratic primary]], since Dunn now had the goods on Biden. Given Biden's mental incapacity questions have surged as to who really is in charge. Anita Dunn, the woman who considers the greatest mass murderer the planet has ever known as her "favorite philosopher', appears to hold that trusted position. |
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| − | The same month she was fired, Reade's mother called ''[[Larry King|Larry King Live]]''. The phone call begins:
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| − | '''CALLER:''' Yes, hello. I’m wondering what a staffer would do besides go to the press in Washington? My daughter has just left there, after working for a prominent senator, and could not get through with her problems at all, and the only thing she could have done was go to the press, and she chose not to do it out of respect for him.<br>
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| − | '''KING:''' In other words, she had a story to tell but, out of respect for the person she worked for, she didn’t tell it?<br>
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| − | '''CALLER:''' That’s true.<br>}}
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| − | “These are the people who do come to the Lois Romanos right?” King says to his ''[[Washington Post]]'' guest. “The staff worker who says, ‘I want to let you know what’s going on; either with my boss or the guy down the hall.'”
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| − | “‘This is going on and I’m troubled,'” Romano tells King. Then Romano says, “and a lot of these people have a sense of obligation. They feel that this public official should be accountable if it’s something wrong.”
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| − | “They’re [[whistleblower]]s to the press?” King asks.
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| − | “Exactly,” Romano agrees.<ref>https://lawandcrime.com/2020-election/new-evidence-appears-to-corroborate-tara-reades-sexual-assault-claim-against-joe-biden-video/</ref>
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