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www.foxnews.com...
Sen. Lindsey Graham promised Sunday he'll "to get to the bottom of" the FBI investigation into the sexual assault allegations leveled against Judge Brett Kavanaugh and said that his own investigation into how the Democrats have handled the Supreme Court nominee’s confirmation hearings has only just begun.
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: carewemust
So, this isn't about Christine Ford's allegations, or Ramirez' allegations or Swetnik's allegations. This is about the guys who said they went to the boat to beat up Brett and Mark for raping their friend. The guy recanted and apologized. I guess that wasn't good enough.
Rape is a serious crime, and lying about rape is as well.
Neither are fixed with with "I'm sorry".
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
She testified that Leland drove her home from that party but Leland has no recollection of seeing Kavanaugh.
originally posted by: Identified
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: ausername
Her friend doesn't deny Kavanaugh raped her either. But the fact she said she doesn't remember ever meeting him is more meaningful.
Don't forget Ford also testified that she had been at 4 or 5 other parties with Kavanaugh prior to this incident. So Leland must not have been at those either.
I'm surprised not a single person has dug out old party photos showing any of these people together.
No she didn't. She said she came from the Country Club, where she had been swimming, but she didn't remember how she got there. She also didn't remember how she got home.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
She testified that Leland drove her home from that party but Leland has no recollection of seeing Kavanaugh.
originally posted by: Identified
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: ausername
Her friend doesn't deny Kavanaugh raped her either. But the fact she said she doesn't remember ever meeting him is more meaningful.
Don't forget Ford also testified that she had been at 4 or 5 other parties with Kavanaugh prior to this incident. So Leland must not have been at those either.
I'm surprised not a single person has dug out old party photos showing any of these people together.
No she didn't. She said she came from the Country Club, where she had been swimming, but she didn't remember how she got there. She also didn't remember how she got home.
www.judiciary.senate.gov... made-and-disputed-regarding-judge-brett-kavanaugh
Committee staff reiterates request that Dr. Ford agree to an interview with Committee investigative staff. Committee staff offers to fly to California to obtain testimony. Dr. Ford’s attorneys do not respond to request.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
You and OP need to prove your assertion. I can't prove a negative. Chairman Grassley did not offer to send the Judicial committee to California to hear Ford's testimony.
www.judiciary.senate.gov... made-and-disputed-regarding-judge-brett-kavanaugh
Committee staff reiterates request that Dr. Ford agree to an interview with Committee investigative staff. Committee staff offers to fly to California to obtain testimony. Dr. Ford’s attorneys do not respond to request.
Dr Ford wanted to testify to the Judicial Committee and answer their questions. She didn't want her statement simply entered into the hearing records.
Dr. Ford’s counsel appears on morning shows saying her client wants public hearing to tell her story.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen
Dr. Ford’s counsel appears on morning shows saying her client wants public hearing to tell her story.
www.judiciary.senate.gov... made-and-disputed-regarding-judge-brett-kavanaugh
Where does Grassley say that Ford can have her public hearing with the Judicial Committee in California? You know, for context.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen
Dr. Ford’s counsel appears on morning shows saying her client wants public hearing to tell her story.
www.judiciary.senate.gov... made-and-disputed-regarding-judge-brett-kavanaugh
Where does Grassley say that Ford can have her public hearing with the Judicial Committee in California? You know, for context.
Your link is busted (surprise)
And I'm not disputing anything, just want the actual words in writing or verbal.
Don't get nervous.
😎
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: thepixelpusher
I wonder what kind of false flag Democrats have up their sleeve for this coming week? It would have to be really big.
originally posted by: angeldoll
a reply to: carewemust
You know, there was a time when people who blamed the victim were thought to be intellectually challenged, or "stupid" if you like.
my my how things have changed since 2016.
Should we start a campaign to get BK to take a polygraph like Ford did?
If he's innocent, he should make the offer. I mean when the world made sense it was the alleged perpetrator who took it, not the alleged victim.
www.huffingtonpost.com...
In his opinion, Kavanaugh concluded that polygraphs are a valuable tool for the government to determine credibility and decide who should be allowed to handle classified information.
As the Government notes, law enforcement agencies use polygraphs to test the credibility of witnesses and criminal defendants. Those agencies also use polygraphs to “screen applicants for security clearances so that they may be deemed suitable for work in critical law enforcement, defense, and intelligence collection roles.”
The Government has satisfactorily explained how polygraph examinations serve law enforcement purposes.
……………...
Second, the reports contain information about techniques and procedures for law enforcement investigations. As the Government points out, the reports detail whether a particular agency’s polygraph procedures and techniques are effective. The reports identify strengths and weaknesses of particular polygraph programs. In describing the effectiveness of polygraph techniques and procedures, the reports necessarily would disclose information about the underlying techniques and procedures themselves, including when the agencies are likely to employ them.