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Calls From Democrats To Let Women Accusers Against President Trump To Be Heard

 
There had been a significant increase of sexual allegations by members of Congress in recent months. Prior to this development, there were accusations made against Donald Trump during his campaign.

During that he time he denied the reports but also had some not so nice things to say about or to women. This however was overlooked as he eventually won the Presidency.

Now more than a year later these allegations have returned to haunt him. At present there were multiple women who accused Trump of sexual Misconduct. There were also rumors of paying off women; this was confirmed by one of his lawyers as well.

Now the situation had become even worse for the President as Democrats were asking that these women be heard.

Let Them Speak

Steve Cohen believed that Trump should be impeached as at least 19 women accused him of abuse in the past.

“I mean, this is the most unusual circumstance that you have a President with over a dozen accusers of sexual harassment occupying the most prestigious position in the Country,” Cohen said.

“I think it would be most appropriate,” he added regarding Congress supporting these women.

A statement by Trump was considered a good platform for such accusers to be heard; after all it was part of “Due Process.”

“Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. Some are true and some are false. Some are old and some are new,” Trump had tweeted. “There is no recovery for someone falsely accused – life and career are gone. Is there no such thing any longer as Due Process?”

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Lisa Dalacey
Lisa Dalacey is one of the newest members to the Anything Political team. She is a wife and mother who likes to write on articles that focus on the empowerment and equality of everyone. She tries to keep her stance on political issues neutral.
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