Congressional Hearings Of Judge Brett Kavanaugh Contrasted By Complaint Of His Accuser Christine Blasey Ford

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Congressional Hearings Of Judge Brett Kavanaugh Contrasted By Complaint Of His Accuser Christine Blasey Ford

September 29. 2018

Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford

The congressional confirmation hearings of judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court descended into chaos this week. Christine Blasey Ford accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when she was 15 and he 16. Ford stated she attended a party at a house where Kavanaugh was present and drinking alcohol with his friend, Mark Judge.

She stated Kavanaugh and or Judge pushed her into an empty bedroom. Ford accuses Kavanaugh of getting on top of her, then groping and grinding on her, while Judge egged him on. Ford stated Judge jumped onto the bed beside them, which resulted in them falling off. Ford stated this enabled her to run away and out of the home.

Ford came forward, when the press outed her, after California senator, Diane Feinstein, sat on her letter for weeks. Feinstein stated Ford wanted to remain anonymous. It was possible to have closed session hearings, but nothing was arranged by Feinstein. It makes on wonder.

Four additional women have come forward with stories about Kavanaugh and sexual misconduct. However, their stories have so many holes in them. One accuser, Julie Swetnick, made a claim that Kavanaugh ran a train on women when she was in university. The main flaw in her story is that based on reports Kavanaugh was 15 or 16 and in high school and she was in university.

It would also mean that she as an adult who attended orgies thrown by a minor many times and never once called the police. Her ex-boyfriend has come forward calling her a liar, who got him locked up after she began stalking him. Swetnick has a history of making false claims, engaging in misconduct on her job and committing sexual harassment.

Swetnick was sued by her former employer for falsifying her academic record and work experience. She lied that she graduated from Johns Hopkins University. Swetnick is not a credible witness. She is also represented by corrupt, frequently sued lawyer, Michael Avenatti, who is also the attorney for porn star and stripper Stormy Daniels.

Prior to the hearing yesterday, the FBI stated they would not be investigating the case, as they already did a complete background check on Kavanaugh and found nothing derogatory. Democrats are now calling for the FBI to investigate regarding the five accusers who have come forward.

Yesterday, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered the FBI to investigate the matter and gave them one week to complete it. The vote to confirm Kavanaugh has now been delayed until the investigation is completed. The government is supposed to seek truth. They should do so impartially. I have no faith in the FBI. However, with this many eyes watching, here's hoping the truth, whatever it may be, will come out.