The New York Times states Jackson will resign as chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation and temporarily step down from her House Judiciary subcommittee chairmanship.
The Times, citing officials familiar with the matter, reports some of the foundation’s board members told Jackson Lee last week that she would face a “vote of removal” if she did not resign.
The staffer, identified as Jane Doe, alleges she was raped by a Congressional Black Caucus Foundation intern coordinator, Damien Jones, in 2015. The unnamed plaintiff said she has evidence, including text message, telephone conservations, and DNA to prove the encounter occurred. According to the accuser, she was fired from her position in March 2018 after notifying the Texas Democrat’s chief of staff, Glenn Rushing, that she intended to take legal action against the foundation. The lawsuit states she was let go several weeks later, citing “budgetary issues.”
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8 comments:
Who are the props behind that thing? Would it be staffers or fans?
Can't stand this toffee nose fake B...H.
It's time that Jackson got her due, finally held responsible for something (anything!)
She is / was an enabler and should resign ASAP.
And who are the abusive ones???
Couldn't happen to a more nasty person than her.
Awl poor thing
Oh yeah I saw this on CNN! Not!
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