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This afternoon, Politico reported Matt Mowers advisor and endorser Corey Lewandowski has been accused of harassing a woman over the weekend, with four first-hand witnesses corroborating her claims.
Lewandowski is no stranger to allegations of abusing and harassing women.
In addition, the report details Lewandowski using his connections to former President Donald Trump to claim he can “destroy anyone” who crosses him and bragged he “can get anyone elected or can take anyone out.”
Will Matt Mowers, who said he was “humbled” by Lewandowski’s endorsement, rescind this alleged abuser’s support and immediately fire Lewandowksi from his team?
DCCC Spokesman James Singer
“Matt Mowers must immediately separate himself from the toxic behavior of his senior advisor and endorser Corey Lewandowski. Anything less than zero tolerance from Mowers would send a message to New Hampshire women that Mowers condones Lewandowski’s horrifying pattern of behavior.”
Key excerpts from Politico:
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Four people who were first-hand witnesses at the event corroborated Odom’s allegations. POLITICO also spoke with two people — one who was at the event and another who was not — who described conversations they had with Odom about the incidents immediately after they happened.
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“On the evening of September 26 in Las Vegas, Nevada, I attended a dinner to support a charity and spend time with wonderful friends,” Odom said in a statement to POLITICO. “He repeatedly touched me inappropriately, said vile and disgusting things to me, stalked me, and made me feel violated and fearful,” she said, referring to Lewandowski.
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According to a statement provided by an Odom family attorney, Lewandowski allegedly remarked on the size of his genitalia, described his sexual performance and showed Odom his hotel room key. After the incident, Odom told people that Lewandowski repeatedly spoke about sex while using expletives.
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In the statement from Odom’s attorney, Lewandowski is alleged to have said “repeatedly that he is very powerful and can destroy anyone,” and that he “is close with President Trump and can get anyone elected or can take anyone out.” “Corey was verbally and physically aggressive and forceful,” Odom alleged in a statement. “I was fearful for my physical safety.” She continued: “I was also fearful that Corey has the power to destroy and ruin everything my husband and I have been working on in our business, personal and charitable endeavors.”
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