CNN’s Symone Sanders said Friday that Congress needs to reform how it deals with allegations of “sexual microaggressions.”
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Sanders, appearing on, “The Lead with Jake Tapper,” said, “We need reform on the Hill in how we deal with allegations of sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual microaggressions.” (RELATED: Symone Sanders: Sen. Franken Has ‘Integrity’ [VIDEO])
She continued, “And I’m wondering if Congress is willing to come up with that new reform system on their own and they don’t need some outside assistance, because it’s clearly not working. But I think the larger conversation is also we need some reform in the political sphere about how we deal with these issues.”
“You know, we’ve seen folks in Hollywood, in the corporate sphere, in the media–Charlie Rose literally lost his show–who have had to reckon and answer for their, these allegations and their transgressions but folks in politics, a lot of people have yet to have their day of reckoning,” she added. (RELATED: CNN’s Symone Sanders: ‘We Must Believe’ Accusers, Even If There’s No Proof [VIDEO])