Senior Republican official won't say grabbing women without consent is sexual assault
While some Republicans have denounced Donald Trump in the wake of his repugnant comments about groping women, others, like RNC Communications Director Sean Spicer, have refused to back down. Senator Jeff Sessions told The Weekly Standard that he wasn’t sure the conduct Trump described constituted sexual assault, and when asked the same question, Spicer responded in similar fashion: https://twitter.com/senatorshoshana/status/785478719062376452 According to […]
Senator Jeff Sessions told The Weekly Standard that he wasn’t sure the conduct Trump described constituted sexual assault, and when asked the same question, Spicer responded in similar fashion:
https://twitter.com/senatorshoshana/status/785478719062376452
According to the Justice Department, “sexual assault” is “any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient,” including “fondling.”
Apparently, some Republican officials disagree.
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