A White House spokesman called Tara Reade's claims that her life was at risk by the US government 'absolutely false,' a day after Reade revealed she was fled to Russia
day after a woman who claimed Joe Biden had once sexually assaulted her announced she was applying for Russian citizenship, a top White House spokesman said that her contention that she faced any danger from the United States government is “absolutely false.”
Asked if the White House had any reaction to Reade saying she felt safer in Russia, John Kirby, the National Security Council’s Coordinator for Strategic Communications, said he’d “be loath to comment on the musings of a potential Russian citizen” and that her motivations and intentions for asking for Russian citizenship were for her to describe. “The one thing I will say is that the allegations that her life is at risk by the United States government—absolutely false,” Kirby said.
Asked on Wednesday if he had seen any information that would link Reade to a Russian information operation, Kirby said, “I have not.”
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Primark’s £20 white denim jacket identical to a £30 Zara versionA denim jacket really is the perfect piece to add to an outfit Curiously aff
Read more »
How To Wear White Jeans This Summer, According To 6 A-ListersAn essential part of any summer uniform.
Read more »
Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney has to 'fight' for other roles like White Lotus'There’s always people who see me as Cassie or see me as Olivia.'
Read more »
‘The Bear’ Star Jeremy Allen White Is Ready for More“I always felt like I was a good enough actor to be on a TV show or something,” he reflects. “I think that’s what I sort of expected: I’ll work and always be on a show, and I felt very content with and grateful for even just that. I certainly didn’t expect… this.”
Read more »