On Friday, Joe Biden made his first public response to the sexual assault allegations made against him by former staffer Tara Reade. In a statement, he claimed that there was no record of the alleged complaint she filed back in 1993. “The papers from my Senate years that I donated to the University of Delaware do not contain personnel files,” he explained. “There is only one place a complaint of this kind could be — the National Archives. The National Archives is where the records are kept at what was then called the Office of Fair Employment Practices.”Read more here.
He then called on the National Archives to identify and release any such records pertaining to the alleged complaint.
There’s just one problem: The National Archives holds no such records.
Nicole Einbinder, an investigative reporter for Business Insider, reported on Twitter that a National Archives spokesperson told her “that they do not hold records from that office.”
Friday, May 01, 2020
"It's not here; it must be over there! No, wait, wait, you know that thing?"
Matt Margolis reports in part in PJ Media,
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