Elizabeth Warren just dropped another bomb
Elizabeth Warren hit so many home runs against Mike Bloomberg during this week’s Democratic primary debate, we were left to wonder if the moderators might end up having to invoke baseball’s ten run mercy rule. One of Warren’s key points was that Bloomberg has nondisclosure agreements in place with multiple women who found his behavior inappropriate, and little is known about the severity of that behavior. Now Warren is taking things further:
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Mike Bloomberg can easily release the women who have accused him of sexual harassment—and who voluntarily want to speak about their experiences—from their non-disclosure agreements. Take a look at how simple and straightforward it would be: pic.twitter.com/XLncEnSXDF
— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) February 21, 2020
That’s right, Elizabeth Warren is spelling out just how easy it would be for Mike Bloomberg to let the women out of their NDAs. It’s still entirely up to the women whether they want to come forward and become public figures or not. But Warren is arguing that it should be their choice, not Bloomberg’s choice. Responses to Warren’s tweet ran the gamut, with a lot of agreement, but also a number of people urging her to focus her attention on Trump and/or Bernie Sanders as well:
This is awesome. And accurate. He was speaking nonsense when he acted all helpless and said he could not do anything about these NDAs. I know; I’ve seen a company waive these before.
It’s important to point out nonsense before moving on to fixing things.
— John Panzer (@[email protected]) 🏅 (@jpanzer) February 21, 2020
You need to go after Bernie. Tricky? Yes, but it must be done now before it’s too late. His bro’s have been making hundreds of posts against you all day-personal & policy lies. They attack you freely so you must expose misinformation of his policy hype. Especially #healthcare.
— Wrap02 🌊 You Don’t Own Me (@wrap02) February 21, 2020
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I love Elizabeth Anne Warren so much. No one like her.
— Abortion is life-saving healthcare 🗽🧦 (@socalmd54) February 21, 2020
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