
yes, I read that statement. Couples counseling for a renovation? Maybe, that's a good idea, but we worked it out on our own. I guess that's the California solution. |
The above link is very damaging. |
Totally sounds like California. But still think there are a number of discrepancies in the remodel, second door story. |
What she's saying is that Ford presented no proof that her story held water. |
Yes and that adds up. The door was added before the counseling where she told of what happened. Honestly Inciuldnt care less if he assaulted her or not but acting like this somehow disproves her timeline is wrong. One is before the other just as she said. Her statement was no more specific so it is what it is. |
Except if the door is what drove them into marriage counseling, as she said, then why wait four years? |
She did not actually say that. Strike 400. |
Right she didn’t say they started counseling because of the door. “I had never told the details to anyone — the specific details — until May 2012, during a couples counseling session. The reason this came up in counseling is that my husband and I had completed a very extensive, very long remodel of our home and I insisted on a second front door, an idea that he and others disagreed with and could not understand.” |
What’s with the passionate vilifying of Ford? I want to understand. I don’t believe Kavanaugh, but I think this crusade has spun well beyond his control and he should stop or face even worse. I don’t want him eviscerated, nor do I discount his record with equitable promotion of clerks or anything else. |
You can't what? Have respect for a veteran? We already know that. |
Didn't he LIE about that? Yes, he did. What was it exactly? |
I’d bet everything that Kavanaugh regrets what he said I. Response particularly to Whitehouse. HS and college pals are inevitably going to show him to have perjured regarding drunkenness and slang. Perjury is perjury. |
You're saying that because Blumenthal lied about his service, that it's fine for a future Supreme Court justice to lie under oath, about minor details or major issues. Got it. |
This is her testimony: I had never told the details to anyone until May 2012, during a couples counseling session. The reason this came up in counseling is that my husband and I had completed an extensive remodel of our home, and I insisted on a second front door, an idea that he and others disagreed with and could not understand. In explaining why I wanted to have a second front door, I described the assault in detail. So they did a remodel and the second front door was put in. Sort of finished business, so why is it coming up in couples counseling? RF: She insists on all kinds of weird things that cost a lot of money. Like we had to put in a second front door in our house for an extra gazillion dollars. CF: That wasn't a want! It was a need! (She has read DCUM Money and Finance and is schooled on the difference.) |
He could correct the record. If he wanted to. |