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18. Right? Why would Sen Warren even

Thu Jun 4, 2026, 01:20 AM

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say that? I've heard no allegations of "sexual assault."

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Senators Privately Ask Platner About Any New Allegations [View all] demmiblue 7 hrs ago OP

I would think that the very fact that this meeing was even deemed niyad 6 hrs ago #1

Sanders and Warren have been his big boosters, too. yardwork 6 hrs ago #2

It does, indeed. niyad 6 hrs ago #3

Vastly different. EdmondDantes_ 6 hrs ago #6

I agree AZProgressive 6 hrs ago #7

Apparently the rape apologist ones weren't, either. niyad 2 hrs ago #13

"denied any credible allegations" Quiet Em 6 hrs ago #5

It is an unusual qualifier. mr715 5 hrs ago #8

It seemed hedgy to me in this context. mr715 5 hrs ago #10

Credible versus non-credible or dubious or unreliable, etc. Celerity 2 hrs ago #15

"Sen. Elizabeth Warren, MorbidButterflyTat 4 hrs ago #12

Right? Why would Sen Warren even Cha 1 hr ago #18

Agree. There is more. The GOP is probably sitting on it. NT Blasphemer 1 min ago #21

Seems like an exercise in futility to me. DFW 1 hr ago #19