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originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: StoutBroux
originally posted by: ganjoa
What about the alleged letter she wrote similarly implicating Neil Gorsuch when his confirmation came about?
If that letter could be found, it seems to me Ms. Ford's credibility - and her continued sanity - is at question.
I think she's just an attention seeking democrat/social justice warrior that's desperate to sacrifice for the cause.
OR a seditionist with a plan to disrupt all supreme court nominees not fitting her political profile....
ganjoa
I think this is a false claim. I wish we could stick to facts and let the cesspool of falsehood fake news exude their poisonous lies while those who care about the truth only spread the truth.
After searching and searching, I find no such claim to be valid. Here is what I found:
This claim seems to have originated with a Twitter user, Josh Cornett, who appears to have a history of amplifying right-wing misinformation. (The user’s account has tweeted messages of support for QAnon, a sprawling pro-Trump conspiracy theory.)
On Tuesday, Cornett, referring to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., tweeted: “According to sources Diane [sic] Feinstein’s reluctance to mention the Kavanaugh accuser’s letter during confirmation session is because the accuser sent a similiar [sic] letter directed at Judge Gorsuch last year.” In a follow-up tweet, he said he had “no idea” if the information was true, but that “my source has been very accurate in the past.”
There is no known letter sent by Blasey about Gorsuch, or any other Supreme Court justice. Still, the tweet got more than 7,000 retweets.
www.seattletimes.com...
If anyone has ANY proof of such a letter or valid accusations at the time of such a letter, bring it on. But we should deny ignorance, on both sides of the aisle.
At this point, it does appear Ford is a bit mixed up in her accusation 'facts' for whatever reasons, and her credibility is fading fast. I for one am tired of this distraction and can't wait for it to be over. I'm so tired of the lies.
Gorsuch went to the same school as Kavanaugh...and is only a couple of years older.
It's quite possible Ford tried the same scam with Gorsuch.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: IAMTAT
It's possible. Maybe they had it planned for Gorsuch, but the evidence was so flimsy they dropped it. Now they are even more desperate, and decided to go through with it this time.
THIS is what the FBI need to investigate.
ADD this thought:
IF, indeed, Ford first tried the exact same scam on Gorsuch...Gorsuch would've been 19-20...SHE would've been 15.
Gorsuch would've been made out to be a Pedo.
originally posted by: StoutBroux
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: StoutBroux
originally posted by: ganjoa
What about the alleged letter she wrote similarly implicating Neil Gorsuch when his confirmation came about?
If that letter could be found, it seems to me Ms. Ford's credibility - and her continued sanity - is at question.
I think she's just an attention seeking democrat/social justice warrior that's desperate to sacrifice for the cause.
OR a seditionist with a plan to disrupt all supreme court nominees not fitting her political profile....
ganjoa
I think this is a false claim. I wish we could stick to facts and let the cesspool of falsehood fake news exude their poisonous lies while those who care about the truth only spread the truth.
After searching and searching, I find no such claim to be valid. Here is what I found:
This claim seems to have originated with a Twitter user, Josh Cornett, who appears to have a history of amplifying right-wing misinformation. (The user’s account has tweeted messages of support for QAnon, a sprawling pro-Trump conspiracy theory.)
On Tuesday, Cornett, referring to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., tweeted: “According to sources Diane [sic] Feinstein’s reluctance to mention the Kavanaugh accuser’s letter during confirmation session is because the accuser sent a similiar [sic] letter directed at Judge Gorsuch last year.” In a follow-up tweet, he said he had “no idea” if the information was true, but that “my source has been very accurate in the past.”
There is no known letter sent by Blasey about Gorsuch, or any other Supreme Court justice. Still, the tweet got more than 7,000 retweets.
www.seattletimes.com...
If anyone has ANY proof of such a letter or valid accusations at the time of such a letter, bring it on. But we should deny ignorance, on both sides of the aisle.
At this point, it does appear Ford is a bit mixed up in her accusation 'facts' for whatever reasons, and her credibility is fading fast. I for one am tired of this distraction and can't wait for it to be over. I'm so tired of the lies.
Gorsuch went to the same school as Kavanaugh...and is only a couple of years older.
It's quite possible Ford tried the same scam with Gorsuch.
So where's the proof? If she had written a letter alleging crimes against Gorsuch, I guarantee you we would have seen the same circus and what is happening now would be a rerun.
I'm not saying she did or didn't accuse Gorsuch but I am saying where's the proof? If all here are clamoring against Ford's claims backing up the fact she has no proof, then don't be hypocrites. Stating "it's quite possible" is just more bull, more lack of facts. Don't be hypocrites. Demand from yourselves hat your are demanding from Ford and her assembly of groupies.
Just sayin.
originally posted by: CynConcepts
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: IAMTAT
It's possible. Maybe they had it planned for Gorsuch, but the evidence was so flimsy they dropped it. Now they are even more desperate, and decided to go through with it this time.
THIS is what the FBI need to investigate.
ADD this thought:
IF, indeed, Ford first tried the exact same scam on Gorsuch...Gorsuch would've been 19-20...SHE would've been 15.
Gorsuch would've been made out to be a Pedo.
How do you figure that? Gorsuch graduated high school the same year as Ford did in 1985!
Edit add: Gorsuch born in 1966 and Ford was born in 1967. No pedo application there but would have made more sense of her partying with someone in her own grade level and age group.
Perhaps, this is why none of her witnesses can remember Kavanaugh and her ever being at a party together. Wonder if it was actually with Gorsuch. Hmmm?
originally posted by: CynConcepts
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: IAMTAT
It's possible. Maybe they had it planned for Gorsuch, but the evidence was so flimsy they dropped it. Now they are even more desperate, and decided to go through with it this time.
THIS is what the FBI need to investigate.
ADD this thought:
IF, indeed, Ford first tried the exact same scam on Gorsuch...Gorsuch would've been 19-20...SHE would've been 15.
Gorsuch would've been made out to be a Pedo.
Perhaps, this is why none of her witnesses can remember Kavanaugh and her ever being at a party together. Wonder if it was actually with Gorsuch. Hmmm?
originally posted by: StoutBroux
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: StoutBroux
originally posted by: ganjoa
What about the alleged letter she wrote similarly implicating Neil Gorsuch when his confirmation came about?
If that letter could be found, it seems to me Ms. Ford's credibility - and her continued sanity - is at question.
I think she's just an attention seeking democrat/social justice warrior that's desperate to sacrifice for the cause.
OR a seditionist with a plan to disrupt all supreme court nominees not fitting her political profile....
ganjoa
I think this is a false claim. I wish we could stick to facts and let the cesspool of falsehood fake news exude their poisonous lies while those who care about the truth only spread the truth.
After searching and searching, I find no such claim to be valid. Here is what I found:
This claim seems to have originated with a Twitter user, Josh Cornett, who appears to have a history of amplifying right-wing misinformation. (The user’s account has tweeted messages of support for QAnon, a sprawling pro-Trump conspiracy theory.)
On Tuesday, Cornett, referring to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., tweeted: “According to sources Diane [sic] Feinstein’s reluctance to mention the Kavanaugh accuser’s letter during confirmation session is because the accuser sent a similiar [sic] letter directed at Judge Gorsuch last year.” In a follow-up tweet, he said he had “no idea” if the information was true, but that “my source has been very accurate in the past.”
There is no known letter sent by Blasey about Gorsuch, or any other Supreme Court justice. Still, the tweet got more than 7,000 retweets.
www.seattletimes.com...
If anyone has ANY proof of such a letter or valid accusations at the time of such a letter, bring it on. But we should deny ignorance, on both sides of the aisle.
At this point, it does appear Ford is a bit mixed up in her accusation 'facts' for whatever reasons, and her credibility is fading fast. I for one am tired of this distraction and can't wait for it to be over. I'm so tired of the lies.
Gorsuch went to the same school as Kavanaugh...and is only a couple of years older.
It's quite possible Ford tried the same scam with Gorsuch.
So where's the proof? If she had written a letter alleging crimes against Gorsuch, I guarantee you we would have seen the same circus and what is happening now would be a rerun.
I'm not saying she did or didn't accuse Gorsuch but I am saying where's the proof? If all here are clamoring against Ford's claims backing up the fact she has no proof, then don't be hypocrites. Stating "it's quite possible" is just more bull, more lack of facts. Don't be hypocrites. Demand from yourselves hat your are demanding from Ford and her assembly of groupies.
Just sayin.