(NOTE: She's just very friendly, you guys.)
Look, I tended to disbelieve Reade from the start as what I thought was an obvious homebrew ratfuck (and one that misused Me Too and survivor stories), but seeing her sitting with Butina makes a weird kind of sense. I mean, her attitude is just "use me". And there are people who are very comfortable using people like Reade. The Russians certainly would in continuing support of Donald Trump, a thing which has long lost plausible deniability except for the very self-deluding.
So when she complains about America's unpaved roads in a country where not everyone has indoor plumbing, or talks up Hunter's laptop, and so forth, all I can say is, take it with a grain if you have any inclination to believe it. Of salt or polonium-210. Whatever floats your boat.
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I don't want to go there, but there is a glaringly obvious fly in all that oinkment ...
Tara Reade is about to find out how brutally Putin treats his people. I have no sympathy for her at all. Basically, she fu*ked around and now she's gonna find out...
Reade's life is about to be quite circumscribed and her delusions about Putin are going to come a bit undone, that's for sure. I don't know whether her appearance makes her more or less sympathetic, I do know that I don't care what you look like, I will judge you for what you do, and Reade is unsympathetic because she's been a liar and a grifter and if I feel sorry for a big ol' gal who might have her own trauma somewhere along the line, it doesn't justify being a propagandist for a hostile foreign power. I can't talk about her appearance (I'm what you might call sturdy, strapping, or possible a "brick outhouse") but her actions. And they are super critical and suspect.
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