OMG, you are nuts. You simply won’t stop with your conspiracy theories, will you? She DOESN’T remember, period. She didn’t remember to begin with, and in fact had to spend a week consulting with friends and lawyers to determine if anything might have happened that she could claim. You people are completely crazy. |
THIS. |
I’m reminded of something else... what could it be... Rolling Stone... can’t quite place it... |
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And, now, we find that the WaPo passed on this story a year ago because they could not corroborate it. I guess nothing is too low for the NY Times.
When are liberals going to learn that no matter how much digging they do - there is NOTHING there. And, now, Ayanna Pressley is pushing a motion to impeach Kavanaugh. That should go well for her. /s
https://www.foxnews.com/media/washington-post-says-it-passed-on-new-york-times-now-revised-kavanaugh-story |
Precisely. |
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Please tell us the lies. |
+1 I’ve been trying to visualize this too. Hysterical! |
Yup. Crazy as in truly insane, incapable of rational discourse. I do hope folks get better. |
“A crime”??? First of all, the person in question can’t even remember the alleged incident happening. Secondly - a CRIME?? Good grief, you people are bizarre. |
Burn sage? Warren supporter, right? |
So because we’re pointing out the glaring flaws in this smear job, we “don’t like women”? Umm, ok. According to people like you, all women are to be believed all of the time. Sorry, that’s not how real life works. -DP and a woman |
And, the person this poster trusts..... Profile: U of Alabama Law Professor| @MSNBC Contributor|Obama US Atty in B'ham|25 year federal prosecutor|Wife & Mom of 4|Knitting a lot while watching the future No surprise there. |
DP. How many times must this be repeated for you? THE FBI DID IN FACT INTERVIEW JUDGE. So we actually *do* know.
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And, in many cases..... the women themselves cannot believe the acts that have reportedly been made against them. Leland Keyser - doesn't believe the story. The "victim" in the NY Times story - has no recollection of the act. |