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Is Leftist Michael Bloomberg A Sexist?
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said Monday that women who have signed non-disclosure agreements at Mike Bloomberg's company should be allowed to speak out, especially if they want to speak about Bloomberg allegedly creating a hostile work environment for women.
Warren also said Bloomberg, who joined the Democratic presidential field in November, "has to answer" for the alleged sexist comments he's made in the past.
Warren said, "When women raise concerns like this, we have to pay attention. We have to listen to them, and if Michael Bloomberg has made comments like this, then he has to answer for them."
I asked @ewarren for reaction to sexist comments @Mike2020 is alleged to have made. She said Bloomberg “has to answer” for the comments and called on Bloomberg to release women from their nondisclosure agreements with the company. https://t.co/fWusTXhScX pic.twitter.com/9cy3ZGvOFL
— Cheyenne Haslett (@cheyennehaslett) December 16, 2019