Ted Cruz isn't the only one who has questions here. On Sunday, 60 Minutes aired an interview with Tara Reade, a former Biden staffer. You may remember her as the woman who accused Joe Biden of sexual assault (see THIS 1996 COURT DOCUMENT BOLSTERS RAPE CLAIM AGAINST BIDEN and GOV. WHITMER: MOST SEXUAL ASSAULT CLAIMS ARE TRUE. JUST NOT THIS BIDEN ONE). A rational, unbiased person would view someone accusing a presidential candidate of sexual assault as a major news story. CBS News agreed. They interviewed Reade and aired her story...in Australia. If you are saying to yourself, "But Brodigan, Joe Biden is running for president in America," I think you see where this is going.

Senator Cruz has questions. As should anyone who isn't obsessed over whether or not Donald Trump is wearing a mask when he's by himself.

Here's the thing. We could play the "whataboutism" game if she had accused a Republican. If CBS News has just buried the story, ignored it, and/or claimed Reade's allegations weren't credible, that would be one thing. Had CBS News done that, it would have been an acceptable level of media bias that could be explained away. But obviously they think it's credible AND an important news story, because they interviewed her and produced a segment on it. That they aired in Australia. Over NINE THOUSAND MILES away from where Joe Biden is on the ballot with a running mate who originally said she believed Reade's story.

CBS News needs to explain this sh!t.

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