China News Service, May 8 (Xinhua)-According to a report by the "Central News Agency", the American woman Reid (Tara Reade) accused former Vice President Biden of sexual assault and called on Biden to withdraw from the 2020 presidential election on the 7th and expressed her willingness to commit sexual assault. The event accepts a polygraph, provided that Biden must also undergo a polygraph.
Data Map: On February 2, local time, the US Democratic Party presidential candidate and former Vice President Biden campaigned in Des Moines, the capital of Iowa. China News Agency reporter Chen Meng Tongshe
Reed, 56, said in March that she had been sexually assaulted by the other party when she was an assistant to Senator Biden 27 years ago.
77-year-old Biden denied the allegations. Biden, a 36-year federal senator and 8-year vice president, is now almost certain that he will challenge Republican President Trump on behalf of the Democratic Party in November, but this allegation of sexual assault has become his most complicated dispute since he entered the election .
Reed was asked in an interview: "Do you want him to retire?" Reed replied: "I hope he does this, but he won't." She also said that she thinks Biden apologizes now "a bit Too late".
Biden came forward recently to say that the sexual assault never happened, and Reed said she was "absolutely" willing to take an oath to testify. When asked if he would accept a polygraph, Reed said: "I am willing to accept (polygraph) if Biden also accepts it. But I am not a criminal."
American voters reacted differently to the allegations of sexual assault. According to the poll results released by Monmouth University on the 6th, 37% of the respondents believe that the allegations may be true, 32% believe that the allegations may be untrue, and 31% have not expressed their views.
The poll also showed that Biden's support for the president increased slightly from 48% in March to 50% now. As for Biden's opponent Trump in the November general election, the approval rating fell from 45% in March to the current 41%, which may be influenced by his response to the epidemic.