Yes, Trump Just Sexually Harassed Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

President Trump lashed out at Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Twitter this morning in a sexually suggestive manner. He claimed that the New York senator had come to his office “begging” for campaign contributions and would “do anything for them,” implying the offer of sexual favors.
The full tweet:


Yesterday, Senator Gillibrand called for Trump to resign amid allegations of sexual harassment by over a dozen women. Three male senators, Cory Booker, Ron Wyden, and Jeff Merkley joined Gillibrand in calling for Trump to step down. None of these men have been targeted or harassed by Trump since their announcements.
An hour before Trump’s demeaning tweet about Gillibrand, he claimed that continuing allegations of sexual misconduct against him were false.
The irony of Trump’s claim of innocence coming just before he publicly harassed a female Senator was not lost on Twitter users:


After the events of this morning, over 100 female lawmakers that belong to the Democratic Women’s Working Group (DWWG) are calling for a congressional investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by President Trump. And there are more calls for Trump to step down by prominent members of Congress: