Failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams so badly wants to be Joe Biden’s vice presidential running mate that she’s literally begging powerful Democrats to help her land the gig.

Like every other person in her party, Abrams wants the nation to “believe all women” – except, of course, when women accuse powerful Democrats of sexual misconduct.

Makes you wonder what’s going through Brett Kavanaugh’s head right now, huh?

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On Wednesday, Abrams pretty much made clear that “believe all women” is all but dead.

WATCH:

Video: On CNN, Stacey Abrams bashes Tara Reade — "I believe that women deserve to be heard….But I also believe that those allegations have to be investigated by credible sources. The New York Times did a deep investigation and they found that the accusation was not credible" pic.twitter.com/mi1QwJfiME

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) April 29, 2020

Here’s the truth about the NYT report, though…

A New York Times spokesperson says Biden campaign talking points “inaccurately” suggest that the Times investigation found that Tara Reade’s allegation “did not happen.” Response to this scoop from @rubycramer @RosieGray https://t.co/ZUD6f2WSEE pic.twitter.com/LNaHvH0ZxF

— Jonathan Easley (@JonEasley) April 29, 2020

From Fox News:

Abrams’ comments came just after Business Insider published a story in which one of Reade’s neighbors corroborated her sexual assault allegation. One of Reade’s former colleagues also recalled how the former Senate staffer complained about a former boss assaulting her.

Abrams, who has touted herself as an “excellent” running mate, was the only suspected vice presidential pick to respond to HuffPost’s request for comment on that report and the allegations in general.

This is a story that @ReadeAlexandra has been trying to tell since it happened in 1993. It's a story about sexual assault, retaliation and silencing. #meToo https://t.co/yHz3iFi9a5

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

Tara had already come forward about part of her story. After Lucy Flores accused Biden of touching her inappropriately, Reade was one of the 7 other women to share their own stories about Biden. Reade told reporters about the way he would put his hands on her shoulders…

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

run his fingers up and down her neck. She considered talking about the rest of her story. But she didn't because her claims of sexual harassment got her doxxed and smeared as a Russian agent. That was April 2019. Then in January 2020, Reade tried to come forward again…

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

this time to @TIMESUPNOW @TIMESUPLDF. As @ryangrim reported on at @theintercept, the organization said they couldn't help her because Biden was a candidate for federal office & supporting a case against him could jeopardize their nonprofit status. Grim… https://t.co/ps2JZMsizb

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

also pointed out that "The public relations firm that works on behalf of the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund is SKDKnickerbocker, whose managing director, Anita Dunn, is the top adviser to Biden’s presidential campaign." Not surprisingly, there were no witnesses to the alleged…

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

sexual assault. But Tara's brother and her good friend, each of whom I've spoken with, recall being told about the assault by Tara at the time. This is a story that should have been looked into. Tara reached out to countless people to try to get her story out. Nobody would…

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

Not even the one organization that was made to support women like her.

— Katie Halper (@kthalps) March 25, 2020

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