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Trump's accusers demand Congress investigate sexual misconduct claims

The Guardian: A group of women who have accused Donald Trump of sexually inappropriate behavior on Monday demanded that Congress open an investigation.

The women, Samantha Holvey, Rachel Crooks and Jessica Leeds, first came forward during the 2016 presidential election. Crooks and Leeds have accused Trump of unwanted kissing and groping. Holvey says Trump barged into a Miss USA dressing room while he was a part owner of the beauty pageant.

More than a dozen women have accused Trump of sexual assault and several more have accused him of sexually inappropriate behavior. Trump has denied all such claims and the White House has said all women making allegations against the president are lying.

Holvey, Crooks and Leeds are sharing their stories again in the hope that under the banner of the #MeToo movement, they will have a greater impact.

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