by John Galt » Fri Sep 28, 2018 10:11 am
well it was a sworn statement that the party never existed. everyone named by ford as attending this party except for ford swore that they never attended such a party under threat of perjury. i'm not sure what purpose bringing them in to say that would be unless it was to pick apart everything else in their life that had nothing to do with the non-existent party (and of course it would, since there's nothing else to say about a not-party). ford cannot account for how she as someone who couldn't drive got to this house or where it was or whose house it was. together with the calendar and the sworn statements i think it's quite clear kavanaugh wasn't the person who she thinks did that. memories are fickle things and she could easily replace one person for another, more famous person, who she barely knew growing up. but like i said, he was so angry and partisan it just wasn't supreme court material and i would say no because of that, not because i think in any way does anything, including ford's statements, support the idea that kavanaugh assaulted anyone
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