Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager Robby Mook refused to clearly deny coordination between his team and a number of women that have accused Donald Trump of sexually abusing them.
Joining left-wing CNN’s Jake Tapper for an interview on Sunday’s State of the Union, Mook said he was “unaware” of any contact between the Clinton campaign and the accusers. Most of the accusers made their allegations in recent weeks, in the form of an “October Surprise.”
A partial transcript is below.
Tapper: Donald Trump says that your campaign or the Democratic National Committee are behind the accusations against him of sexual misconduct. I know Secretary Clinton said yesterday the charge is inaccurate. But let me put it more narrowly: Have any of these women had any contact with your campaign or the DNC?
Mook: These accusations are not coming from our campaign.
Tapper: But had they had any contact?
Mook: Not that I am aware of. I do not know about any contact.
Mook refused to deny that the Clinton campaign had coordinated a series of accusations of sexual abuse against Trump y a series of women. Tapper neglected to ask if the women were compensated in any way to make false allegations against Trump in order to further the left-wing “War on Women” narrative directed against its opponents.
The timing of the accusations prohibits the likelihood of confidently determining their veracity before November 8, which is not accidental.
Mook advised Trump to “apologize and move on,” essentially recommending a strategy of accepting the veracity of the claims of his accusers for political advantage.
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