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A former McCain aide as it were.
It seems some wish to remain oblivious to the abuses of others if they believe there is some personal benefit, no matter how misguided their thesis. Some of the members of this group have mercilessly mocked Trump supporters as cult members.
How inconvenient a reference considering the allegations of their lack of interest in salacious details of their own...
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A damning report published by New York magazine Thursday sheds new light on sexual harassment allegations against Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver and details how his colleagues were "warned" about his behavior.
A college student named Alex Johnson recalled his interactions with Weaver beginning in December 2018, when Johnson expressed an interest in getting into politics.
"I just didn’t really think anything of it at first," Johnson told the magazine's Intelligencer blog. "But then, you know, his intentions became clear."
Johnson, who was a senior at the University of Texas at Austin, alleged that Weaver asked about his "dating life and sexual interests" and explicit inquiries were made. In 2020, Weaver reached out to Johnson to see if he was interested in interning for the anti-Trump PAC.
It seems some wish to remain oblivious to the abuses of others if they believe there is some personal benefit, no matter how misguided their thesis. Some of the members of this group have mercilessly mocked Trump supporters as cult members.
How inconvenient a reference considering the allegations of their lack of interest in salacious details of their own...
New report alleges Lincoln Project founders were 'warned' about John Weaver's predatory behavior
A damning report published by New York magazine Thursday sheds new light on sexual harassment allegations against Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver and details how his colleagues were "warned" about his behavior.
www.foxnews.com
A damning report published by New York magazine Thursday sheds new light on sexual harassment allegations against Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver and details how his colleagues were "warned" about his behavior.
A college student named Alex Johnson recalled his interactions with Weaver beginning in December 2018, when Johnson expressed an interest in getting into politics.
"I just didn’t really think anything of it at first," Johnson told the magazine's Intelligencer blog. "But then, you know, his intentions became clear."
Johnson, who was a senior at the University of Texas at Austin, alleged that Weaver asked about his "dating life and sexual interests" and explicit inquiries were made. In 2020, Weaver reached out to Johnson to see if he was interested in interning for the anti-Trump PAC.
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