Daily Beast Editor-at-Large Molly Jong-Fast allegedly knew of sexually explicit messages John Weaver sent to young men

Girdusky said, “According to several mutual friends, [Molly Jong-Fast] heard I had this story back in the early summer. And that it was circulating several outlets.” Girdusky is also the conservative activist who first broke the story of the Weaver scandal.

Weaver has resigned from the "Never Trump" super PAC earlier this month after allegations surfaced that he sent sexually explicit messages and pictures to 30 men. It was also alleged that Weaver flew some of the men to him for massages, offered jobs in exchange for sex and asked them about their genitals and sexual history.

GOP strategist Arthur Schwartz tweeted, “Molly Jong-Fast kept her mouth shut after she learned that one of her Lincoln Project sexual predator pals was targeting young boys. No one wants to hear from her (besides law enforcement).”

According to the alleged victims Weaver typically initiated communication through direct messages on Twitter but later conversation would include phone calls.

Most of the complainants believe that Weaver was attempting to "groom" them. According to the NSPCC "grooming," is when "someone builds a relationship, trust and emotional connection with a child or young person so they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them."

According to The New York Times on Sunday, 21 individual accusers have come forward alleging that Republican strategist and co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project organization, John Weaver, sent them sexually provocative messages,

In response, the Lincoln Project released a statement Sunday and said that Weaver “led a secret life that was built on a foundation of deception at every level,” and calling him “a predator, a liar, and an abuser.”

Girdusky called the Lincoln Project’s statement “an absolute lie.”

Jong-Fast has not yet responded to the allegation but did allegedly block Girdusky on Twitter.

Weaver is married and claimed in a statement to Axios on Friday that he viewed the exchanges as "consensual mutual conversations."

Over the summer, Weaver took a medical leave from the Lincoln Project but in his statement said he would not be returning to the PAC.