Congresswoman Diane Feinstein Hid Letter From Public Containing Rape Allegations Against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh

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Congresswoman Diane Feinstein Hid Letter From Public Containing Rape Allegations Against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh

September 18. 2018

Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat in Congress from California, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee, is being slammed for covering up a letter sent to her by Professor Christine Blasey Ford, who alleges Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, attempted to rape her while drunk, when they were underage teens at a party in high school.

Ford stated Kavanaugh placed his hand over her mouth and got on top of her, but she was able to get free. Ford stated their classmate Mark Judge witnessed the assault. However, Judge denies the allegation, stating he has no recollection of that happening. Kavanaugh also stated it never happened. It is now a case of he said, she said. The statute of limitations has also expired, in something that needs to change in America. In Britain a criminal case can be brought at any time.

These cover ups are standard behavior in the U.S. Congress. They don’t stop to think what will happen when word gets out to the public that they've covered up serious matters sent to them by members of the public. Congress is hiding a number of very serious letters and documents sent in by people in America and the international community, which should have been made public knowledge, as it greatly impacts the nation. However, I digress...

Claims were made online that Kavanaugh’s mother Martha, a judge, foreclosed on Ford’s parents home. This has been stated online because Martha Kavanaugh presided over the home foreclosure case of Ford's parents. It is true that Martha Kavanaugh was the judge presiding over the foreclosure. However, Ford's parents were able to save their home at the last minute via refinancing. You can take from that what you will. I will state this, if they were aware of Ford's allegations against their son, Martha Kavanaugh was legally obligated to recluse herself from the foreclosure case.