Antioch University: Tara Reade did not graduate from our institution as she claimed

Trump needs to make this chick go away. Anything that leads to Biden not being the nominee is bad for Trump.

As a Trump supporter I have to disagree. I would love to see the Dems pick another candidate. I'm no fan of Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Andrew Yang or Kamala Harris, but if Trump were to lose to one of these candidates so be it. We'll come back n 2024 with a good candidate and try to win back the white house. But if Joe Biden were to win? I hate the thought of one the oldest white men who's been part of the old DC establishment since 1970 running the country. This would be a major step backwards for both parties, likewise the entire country. It's so disappointing the Dems can't at least run a younger candidate with fresh ideas. Not to mention the suspected dementia setting in and the weird sniffing women thing.
 
The unfortunate aspect of publicity for those who seek it is that the exposure brings out facts from the past which do not portray the publicity seeker in a good light.

It is now alleged she lied about a graduate qualification which was cited in a number of court cases in which she testified. If the allegation is true it will expose her as a liar and a perjurer and will affect the cases she testified in.

The exposure of Tara Reade as a liar and perjurer should end the controversy over Joe Biden except to find out if there were people behind Tara Reade who paid for the allegations or otherwise promoted the propagation of the allegations.

Trumpery may be involved here.

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony
Tara Reade has often testified as an expert witness in domestic violence cases.
By
Mike Levine
22 May 2020

At least three times in the past two years, Tara Reade – the woman who now accuses Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexual assault – took the witness stand in a trial centered on domestic violence.

Each time, before a judge would allow her to describe the insidious cycles of domestic violence, she had to show she was qualified to testify in court as a so-called “expert witness.” And each time, she began her answer by citing two things: Biden’s past efforts to protect women from violence, and her time on his Senate staff in the early 1990s, when she now says the sexual assault took place.

“What’s your experience specifically with respect to domestic violence?” Monterey County Deputy District Attorney Robin Duffy asked Reade during a trial in California early last year, according to a transcript of the testimony.

“Well,” Reade responded, “I worked originally for former U.S. senator Joseph Biden as a legislative aide. He worked on the Violence Against Women Act.”

In the January 2019 testimony, Reade seemed to praise what Biden started as a U.S. senator, saying that “going way back to my former boss, Joe Biden,” there has been a “movement” to “take the onus off the victim” by encouraging neighbors or other associates of victims to report domestic violence to authorities.

She also cited Biden and the Violence Against Women Act during testimony in October last year, six months after she first publicly accused Biden of inappropriately touching her nearly two decades ago, limiting her complaints then to allegations he stroked her neck and twirled her curly hair between his fingers.

MORE: Biden: If voters believe Tara Reade ‘they probably shouldn’t vote for me’
According to the transcripts obtained by ABC News, her appearances in court reflect someone who has dedicated much of her life to helping those brutalized by violent and abusive men. But the transcripts also reflect someone who – when under oath – touted Biden’s work for women.
...

Before a judge allowed Reade to testify in a December 2018 trial – involving the less common case of two women accused of domestic violence – Duffy, the prosecutor, asked Reade to describe her past education.

“I have a law degree from Seattle University,” Reade noted, testifying under the name Alexandra McCabe, which she assumed after escaping from her allegedly abusive ex-husband in 1997.

“And what about undergraduate?” Duffy inquired.

“A B.A. from Antioch University,” Reade replied, referring to the bachelor of arts degree bestowed on those who graduate from the Seattle school.

After then hearing about Reade’s “20-year career,” including her time in state government as “a victim advocate” and her legal work for local agencies representing battered women, the judge ruled that Reade could testify as an expert witness in the case.

“I do find at this time that this witness does meet the educational background and training requirements to testify as an expert in the dynamics of domestic violence relationships,” the Monterey County judge said of Reade.

A month later, in her January 2019 testimony, Reade similarly testified that she received an undergraduate degree from Antioch University.

But, according to Antioch University officials, some of what Reade told the judges was not true.

"Alexandra McCabe attended but did not graduate from Antioch University,” the school’s spokeswoman, Karen Hamilton, said in a statement to ABC News.

In fact, according to one source familiar with the matter, Reade attended the equivalent of just one year of school at Antioch University in 2000 – a fraction of what’s usually required to earn a degree. ...

Her and Ford are both very suspect in these accusations. neither have evidence of anything happening. Just a he said/she said allegation.
 
The unfortunate aspect of publicity for those who seek it is that the exposure brings out facts from the past which do not portray the publicity seeker in a good light.

It is now alleged she lied about a graduate qualification which was cited in a number of court cases in which she testified. If the allegation is true it will expose her as a liar and a perjurer and will affect the cases she testified in.

The exposure of Tara Reade as a liar and perjurer should end the controversy over Joe Biden except to find out if there were people behind Tara Reade who paid for the allegations or otherwise promoted the propagation of the allegations.

Trumpery may be involved here.

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony
Tara Reade has often testified as an expert witness in domestic violence cases.
By
Mike Levine
22 May 2020

At least three times in the past two years, Tara Reade – the woman who now accuses Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexual assault – took the witness stand in a trial centered on domestic violence.

Each time, before a judge would allow her to describe the insidious cycles of domestic violence, she had to show she was qualified to testify in court as a so-called “expert witness.” And each time, she began her answer by citing two things: Biden’s past efforts to protect women from violence, and her time on his Senate staff in the early 1990s, when she now says the sexual assault took place.

“What’s your experience specifically with respect to domestic violence?” Monterey County Deputy District Attorney Robin Duffy asked Reade during a trial in California early last year, according to a transcript of the testimony.

“Well,” Reade responded, “I worked originally for former U.S. senator Joseph Biden as a legislative aide. He worked on the Violence Against Women Act.”

In the January 2019 testimony, Reade seemed to praise what Biden started as a U.S. senator, saying that “going way back to my former boss, Joe Biden,” there has been a “movement” to “take the onus off the victim” by encouraging neighbors or other associates of victims to report domestic violence to authorities.

She also cited Biden and the Violence Against Women Act during testimony in October last year, six months after she first publicly accused Biden of inappropriately touching her nearly two decades ago, limiting her complaints then to allegations he stroked her neck and twirled her curly hair between his fingers.

MORE: Biden: If voters believe Tara Reade ‘they probably shouldn’t vote for me’
According to the transcripts obtained by ABC News, her appearances in court reflect someone who has dedicated much of her life to helping those brutalized by violent and abusive men. But the transcripts also reflect someone who – when under oath – touted Biden’s work for women.
...

Before a judge allowed Reade to testify in a December 2018 trial – involving the less common case of two women accused of domestic violence – Duffy, the prosecutor, asked Reade to describe her past education.

“I have a law degree from Seattle University,” Reade noted, testifying under the name Alexandra McCabe, which she assumed after escaping from her allegedly abusive ex-husband in 1997.

“And what about undergraduate?” Duffy inquired.

“A B.A. from Antioch University,” Reade replied, referring to the bachelor of arts degree bestowed on those who graduate from the Seattle school.

After then hearing about Reade’s “20-year career,” including her time in state government as “a victim advocate” and her legal work for local agencies representing battered women, the judge ruled that Reade could testify as an expert witness in the case.

“I do find at this time that this witness does meet the educational background and training requirements to testify as an expert in the dynamics of domestic violence relationships,” the Monterey County judge said of Reade.

A month later, in her January 2019 testimony, Reade similarly testified that she received an undergraduate degree from Antioch University.

But, according to Antioch University officials, some of what Reade told the judges was not true.

"Alexandra McCabe attended but did not graduate from Antioch University,” the school’s spokeswoman, Karen Hamilton, said in a statement to ABC News.

In fact, according to one source familiar with the matter, Reade attended the equivalent of just one year of school at Antioch University in 2000 – a fraction of what’s usually required to earn a degree. ...
So we don't believe women anymore. Two years ago it we did.


They have never believed them when they accuse Democrats.
It's an overriding principle with them.
 
The unfortunate aspect of publicity for those who seek it is that the exposure brings out facts from the past which do not portray the publicity seeker in a good light.

It is now alleged she lied about a graduate qualification which was cited in a number of court cases in which she testified. If the allegation is true it will expose her as a liar and a perjurer and will affect the cases she testified in.

The exposure of Tara Reade as a liar and perjurer should end the controversy over Joe Biden except to find out if there were people behind Tara Reade who paid for the allegations or otherwise promoted the propagation of the allegations.

Trumpery may be involved here.

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony
Tara Reade has often testified as an expert witness in domestic violence cases.
By
Mike Levine
22 May 2020

At least three times in the past two years, Tara Reade – the woman who now accuses Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexual assault – took the witness stand in a trial centered on domestic violence.

Each time, before a judge would allow her to describe the insidious cycles of domestic violence, she had to show she was qualified to testify in court as a so-called “expert witness.” And each time, she began her answer by citing two things: Biden’s past efforts to protect women from violence, and her time on his Senate staff in the early 1990s, when she now says the sexual assault took place.

“What’s your experience specifically with respect to domestic violence?” Monterey County Deputy District Attorney Robin Duffy asked Reade during a trial in California early last year, according to a transcript of the testimony.

“Well,” Reade responded, “I worked originally for former U.S. senator Joseph Biden as a legislative aide. He worked on the Violence Against Women Act.”

In the January 2019 testimony, Reade seemed to praise what Biden started as a U.S. senator, saying that “going way back to my former boss, Joe Biden,” there has been a “movement” to “take the onus off the victim” by encouraging neighbors or other associates of victims to report domestic violence to authorities.

She also cited Biden and the Violence Against Women Act during testimony in October last year, six months after she first publicly accused Biden of inappropriately touching her nearly two decades ago, limiting her complaints then to allegations he stroked her neck and twirled her curly hair between his fingers.

MORE: Biden: If voters believe Tara Reade ‘they probably shouldn’t vote for me’
According to the transcripts obtained by ABC News, her appearances in court reflect someone who has dedicated much of her life to helping those brutalized by violent and abusive men. But the transcripts also reflect someone who – when under oath – touted Biden’s work for women.
...

Before a judge allowed Reade to testify in a December 2018 trial – involving the less common case of two women accused of domestic violence – Duffy, the prosecutor, asked Reade to describe her past education.

“I have a law degree from Seattle University,” Reade noted, testifying under the name Alexandra McCabe, which she assumed after escaping from her allegedly abusive ex-husband in 1997.

“And what about undergraduate?” Duffy inquired.

“A B.A. from Antioch University,” Reade replied, referring to the bachelor of arts degree bestowed on those who graduate from the Seattle school.

After then hearing about Reade’s “20-year career,” including her time in state government as “a victim advocate” and her legal work for local agencies representing battered women, the judge ruled that Reade could testify as an expert witness in the case.

“I do find at this time that this witness does meet the educational background and training requirements to testify as an expert in the dynamics of domestic violence relationships,” the Monterey County judge said of Reade.

A month later, in her January 2019 testimony, Reade similarly testified that she received an undergraduate degree from Antioch University.

But, according to Antioch University officials, some of what Reade told the judges was not true.

"Alexandra McCabe attended but did not graduate from Antioch University,” the school’s spokeswoman, Karen Hamilton, said in a statement to ABC News.

In fact, according to one source familiar with the matter, Reade attended the equivalent of just one year of school at Antioch University in 2000 – a fraction of what’s usually required to earn a degree. ...

Her and Ford are both very suspect in these accusations. neither have evidence of anything happening. Just a he said/she said allegation.


so why are they being treated so differently?
 
The unfortunate aspect of publicity for those who seek it is that the exposure brings out facts from the past which do not portray the publicity seeker in a good light.

It is now alleged she lied about a graduate qualification which was cited in a number of court cases in which she testified. If the allegation is true it will expose her as a liar and a perjurer and will affect the cases she testified in.

The exposure of Tara Reade as a liar and perjurer should end the controversy over Joe Biden except to find out if there were people behind Tara Reade who paid for the allegations or otherwise promoted the propagation of the allegations.

Trumpery may be involved here.

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony
Tara Reade has often testified as an expert witness in domestic violence cases.
By
Mike Levine
22 May 2020

At least three times in the past two years, Tara Reade – the woman who now accuses Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexual assault – took the witness stand in a trial centered on domestic violence.

Each time, before a judge would allow her to describe the insidious cycles of domestic violence, she had to show she was qualified to testify in court as a so-called “expert witness.” And each time, she began her answer by citing two things: Biden’s past efforts to protect women from violence, and her time on his Senate staff in the early 1990s, when she now says the sexual assault took place.

“What’s your experience specifically with respect to domestic violence?” Monterey County Deputy District Attorney Robin Duffy asked Reade during a trial in California early last year, according to a transcript of the testimony.

“Well,” Reade responded, “I worked originally for former U.S. senator Joseph Biden as a legislative aide. He worked on the Violence Against Women Act.”

In the January 2019 testimony, Reade seemed to praise what Biden started as a U.S. senator, saying that “going way back to my former boss, Joe Biden,” there has been a “movement” to “take the onus off the victim” by encouraging neighbors or other associates of victims to report domestic violence to authorities.

She also cited Biden and the Violence Against Women Act during testimony in October last year, six months after she first publicly accused Biden of inappropriately touching her nearly two decades ago, limiting her complaints then to allegations he stroked her neck and twirled her curly hair between his fingers.

MORE: Biden: If voters believe Tara Reade ‘they probably shouldn’t vote for me’
According to the transcripts obtained by ABC News, her appearances in court reflect someone who has dedicated much of her life to helping those brutalized by violent and abusive men. But the transcripts also reflect someone who – when under oath – touted Biden’s work for women.
...

Before a judge allowed Reade to testify in a December 2018 trial – involving the less common case of two women accused of domestic violence – Duffy, the prosecutor, asked Reade to describe her past education.

“I have a law degree from Seattle University,” Reade noted, testifying under the name Alexandra McCabe, which she assumed after escaping from her allegedly abusive ex-husband in 1997.

“And what about undergraduate?” Duffy inquired.

“A B.A. from Antioch University,” Reade replied, referring to the bachelor of arts degree bestowed on those who graduate from the Seattle school.

After then hearing about Reade’s “20-year career,” including her time in state government as “a victim advocate” and her legal work for local agencies representing battered women, the judge ruled that Reade could testify as an expert witness in the case.

“I do find at this time that this witness does meet the educational background and training requirements to testify as an expert in the dynamics of domestic violence relationships,” the Monterey County judge said of Reade.

A month later, in her January 2019 testimony, Reade similarly testified that she received an undergraduate degree from Antioch University.

But, according to Antioch University officials, some of what Reade told the judges was not true.

"Alexandra McCabe attended but did not graduate from Antioch University,” the school’s spokeswoman, Karen Hamilton, said in a statement to ABC News.

In fact, according to one source familiar with the matter, Reade attended the equivalent of just one year of school at Antioch University in 2000 – a fraction of what’s usually required to earn a degree. ...

Her and Ford are both very suspect in these accusations. neither have evidence of anything happening. Just a he said/she said allegation.


so why are they being treated so differently?

Politics, nothing else.
 
The unfortunate aspect of publicity for those who seek it is that the exposure brings out facts from the past which do not portray the publicity seeker in a good light.

It is now alleged she lied about a graduate qualification which was cited in a number of court cases in which she testified. If the allegation is true it will expose her as a liar and a perjurer and will affect the cases she testified in.

The exposure of Tara Reade as a liar and perjurer should end the controversy over Joe Biden except to find out if there were people behind Tara Reade who paid for the allegations or otherwise promoted the propagation of the allegations.

Trumpery may be involved here.

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony

Under oath, Biden accuser Tara Reade cited Biden’s work for women; defense attorneys now question her other testimony
Tara Reade has often testified as an expert witness in domestic violence cases.
By
Mike Levine
22 May 2020

At least three times in the past two years, Tara Reade – the woman who now accuses Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexual assault – took the witness stand in a trial centered on domestic violence.

Each time, before a judge would allow her to describe the insidious cycles of domestic violence, she had to show she was qualified to testify in court as a so-called “expert witness.” And each time, she began her answer by citing two things: Biden’s past efforts to protect women from violence, and her time on his Senate staff in the early 1990s, when she now says the sexual assault took place.

“What’s your experience specifically with respect to domestic violence?” Monterey County Deputy District Attorney Robin Duffy asked Reade during a trial in California early last year, according to a transcript of the testimony.

“Well,” Reade responded, “I worked originally for former U.S. senator Joseph Biden as a legislative aide. He worked on the Violence Against Women Act.”

In the January 2019 testimony, Reade seemed to praise what Biden started as a U.S. senator, saying that “going way back to my former boss, Joe Biden,” there has been a “movement” to “take the onus off the victim” by encouraging neighbors or other associates of victims to report domestic violence to authorities.

She also cited Biden and the Violence Against Women Act during testimony in October last year, six months after she first publicly accused Biden of inappropriately touching her nearly two decades ago, limiting her complaints then to allegations he stroked her neck and twirled her curly hair between his fingers.

MORE: Biden: If voters believe Tara Reade ‘they probably shouldn’t vote for me’
According to the transcripts obtained by ABC News, her appearances in court reflect someone who has dedicated much of her life to helping those brutalized by violent and abusive men. But the transcripts also reflect someone who – when under oath – touted Biden’s work for women.
...

Before a judge allowed Reade to testify in a December 2018 trial – involving the less common case of two women accused of domestic violence – Duffy, the prosecutor, asked Reade to describe her past education.

“I have a law degree from Seattle University,” Reade noted, testifying under the name Alexandra McCabe, which she assumed after escaping from her allegedly abusive ex-husband in 1997.

“And what about undergraduate?” Duffy inquired.

“A B.A. from Antioch University,” Reade replied, referring to the bachelor of arts degree bestowed on those who graduate from the Seattle school.

After then hearing about Reade’s “20-year career,” including her time in state government as “a victim advocate” and her legal work for local agencies representing battered women, the judge ruled that Reade could testify as an expert witness in the case.

“I do find at this time that this witness does meet the educational background and training requirements to testify as an expert in the dynamics of domestic violence relationships,” the Monterey County judge said of Reade.

A month later, in her January 2019 testimony, Reade similarly testified that she received an undergraduate degree from Antioch University.

But, according to Antioch University officials, some of what Reade told the judges was not true.

"Alexandra McCabe attended but did not graduate from Antioch University,” the school’s spokeswoman, Karen Hamilton, said in a statement to ABC News.

In fact, according to one source familiar with the matter, Reade attended the equivalent of just one year of school at Antioch University in 2000 – a fraction of what’s usually required to earn a degree. ...
ABC fake news and a bunch of TDS defense attorneys???? :auiqs.jpg:

Sorry, but the Daily TDS Fruitcake award has already been awarded. Only one per day. Maybe you can try again later.
 
Tara Reade's top lawyer, a Trump donor, is not longer representing her, following a series of stories revealing that she lies a lot
A lawyer who is offended by the lies of his client?! WTF is this world coming to?
 
Reades story, even if true, has evolved so radically that she has little credibility


Don't you want to hear Biden testify about it? So the people hear both sides? Let the people decide. Let's look at the Biden records at the University of Delaware. I don't think the Biden family is as squeaky clean as libs claim
Sounds like a plan.....

We can have Biden testify right after Trump testifies about claims he raped a 13 year old
 
This girl has so many mysteries--first the complaint she lodged with the Senate offices against Biden that no one can find, now a diploma they can't find....
huh
 
Tara Reade's top lawyer, a Trump donor, is not longer representing her, following a series of stories revealing that she lies a lot
So lying is a reason to drop a client if you are a lawyer?

I reckon the lawyers are the only ones allowed to lie, just like politicians.
 
Tara Reade's top lawyer, a Trump donor, is not longer representing her, following a series of stories revealing that she lies a lot
So lying is a reason to drop a client if you are a lawyer?
If she's lying to her own lawyer, yeah.
 
This girl has such a lot of mysteries....the complaint she filed against Biden for sexual harassment when she worked for him...now the diploma she earned under a "protected" program for victims of domestic violence at Antioch, which Antioch can't seem to find and the President of Antioch says such a "protected" program never existed.

huh

Where Reade got her B.A. has nothing to do with whether Biden assaulted her, but her facile embroidering of stories about this, that and the other sure brings her credibility into question. I don't blame her lawyer for ditching her. Damned hard to defend a proven liar in a he-said-she-said case.

I think she's got some issues. Who knows what triggered her to do this, but I'm less and less willing to think it occurred.
 
Tara Reade's top lawyer, a Trump donor, is not longer representing her, following a series of stories revealing that she lies a lot
She's been exposed for what she is, a fraud.

I guess it's back to Burisma for now, until something else comes along.
 
Given Slow Joe's antics with women and little girls I'm inclined to take the woman seriously

Waaay too much out there....on video
 
Tara Reade's top lawyer, a Trump donor, is not longer representing her, following a series of stories revealing that she lies a lot
A lawyer who is offended by the lies of his client?! WTF is this world coming to?
Maybe she should hire Michael Cohen. I hear he's free. He didn't mind doing dishonest stuff for his client.
 
Reades story, even if true, has evolved so radically that she has little credibility


Don't you want to hear Biden testify about it? So the people hear both sides? Let the people decide. Let's look at the Biden records at the University of Delaware. I don't think the Biden family is as squeaky clean as libs claim
Sounds like a plan.....

We can have Biden testify right after Trump testifies about claims he raped a 13 year old

This has nothing to do with Trump. And unless Biden can show his hands are clean, he doesn't have the moral standing to say shit about his President.
 

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