Breaking silence, Biden says alleged sex assault ‘never happened’
A screengrab taken from a video showing Democratic presidential candidate, former US Vice President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as they speak during a virtual town hall on how Covid-19 is impacting women, on Joe Biden’s Facebook page. – EPA pic, May 2, 2020.
US PRESIDENTIAL candidate Joe Biden yesterday emphatically denied sexually assaulting a former aide, saying the alleged incident 27 years ago “never happened”. The former vice president thus broke a month of silence on the most potentially damaging claims he has confronted since launching his White House bid a year ago.
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