Democrats' key witness in NFL sexism hearing has history of sexist tweets

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The Democrats’ key witness in the National Football League (NFL) sexism roundtable hearing has a history of sexist tweets.

The Washington Football Team, now called the Washington Commanders, and their "toxic workplace culture" is the subject of a House Oversight Committee roundtable Thursday morning.

Committee Democrats are focusing on the reports of sexual harassment that has plagued the team for over 20 years, including a secret lewd video of cheerleader photo shoot outtakes, and the team’s lack of response to the harassment.

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Featured as a witness for the hearing is the team’s former video production manager and producer Brad Baker.

According to a 2020 Washington Post article, Baker said in an interview that he was there when the team’s then-vice president Larry Michael told team staffers to put together the lewd secret video of cheerleaders for the owner, Dan Snyder.

However, despite being a whistleblower for the team's history of harassment, Baker has years of offensive tweets.

"Hannah Storm had 3 mentions of uni's in the Top 10 this morning," Baker tweeted in December 2010. "She shouldn't talk clothes... unless it's talk about dressing like a whore."

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"Here’s what I really learned tonight: I wanna punch Candy Crowley in the mouth," Baker tweeted in October 2012. "MODERATE, WOMAN. Don’t interrupt. Don’t intervene. Ugh."

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"SOMEONE SAVE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY FROM THE PUBLIC FISTING.