One of Jill Biden’s most powerful advisor faces claims of #MeToo bullying and sexual harassment

A senior member of the Biden administration has been accused of engaging in bullying and making sexually explicit comments towards coworkers for more than ten years, as reported by The Post.

Shockingly, it is alleged that he has been shielded from consequences due to his close relationship with First Lady Jill Biden, who sees him as a trusted colleague.

Anthony Bernal, who holds a significant position as the first lady’s chief aide, wields considerable influence in the White House operations and Democratic circles. Sources with direct knowledge claim that he has frequently engaged in inappropriate discussions about the genitalia of colleagues.

Reports suggest that Bernal, 50, has put forward a controversial theory linking a person’s thumb size to the size of their private parts, discussing this theory not only in the White House but also during his tenure with President Biden’s campaign and Vice Presidency under President Obama, according to the report.

One source revealed that Bernal’s remarks were meant to make others uncomfortable and assert power over them, labeling his behavior as reminiscent of the Me Too movement in its disregard for boundaries.

Another source mentioned overhearing Bernal frequently making comments about the physical attributes of political aides and even Secret Service personnel while within the White House.

Additionally, a third source recalled instances where Bernal made disparaging comments about coworkers’ anatomy during disagreements, as well as making inappropriate observations about another colleague’s appearance.

These incidents of inappropriate conduct were reported to have taken place before Biden assumed office, with the behavior being described as a pattern of discussing others’ physical appearances and speculating about their personal lives in inappropriate contexts.