Tara Reade says it’s a little too late for the Democrat to apologise FMTNews
Tara Reade was a 29-year-old aid in the then senator’s office when she alleges to be assaulted.
Tara Reade said in March that Biden, the Democratic Party’s presumptive presidential nominee, sexually assaulted her in a Capitol Hill corridor 27 years ago when she was a 29-year-old aide in the then senator’s office.The candidate has denied wrongdoing. It was Reade’s first on-camera interview since Biden, 77, released a statement Friday saying the incident “never happened.”
She has since presented a more serious claim of assault and filed an incident report with Washington police in early April in which she did not name Biden.
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