Fake Accusation

The woman who accused Brett Kavanaugh if nearly raping her when they were both teenagers is a fake. It’s obvious from several perspectives. First, her “accusation” is just that: an accusation, devoid of proof of anything. Then there’s the fact that the Dumocrats tried the same thing on Clarence Thomas with their “pubic hair on a Coke can” accusation. Their accusation is even more outlandish this time, with the woman actually claiming (almost) a rape. Another factor: she says told her husband years ago that she was “afraid this man would get on the Supreme Court,” yet she said not a thing as he was vetted six times as he rose through the ranks of the judiciary. The there’s the fact that she is a KNOWN Dumocrat operative, and even wore one of those silly “vagina hats” at a recent event. She’s “very hazy” on the events of something that normally would be “burnt into her brain,” saying there were one, maybe two—maybe three assailants (she isn’t sure), including Kavanaugh, yet she still managed to escape. There have been no other women coming forward to “accuse” Kavanaugh in his long career in the judiciary, where he worked with many women, all of whom say he was always a perfect gentleman, and that they adore him. And years ago, she suffered a defeat in court, with the judge in the case being Kavanaugh’s MOTHER. Then there’s the question of why Sen. Feinstein, who knew of this back in JULY, waited until late enough in the process that this phony accusation could be used to delay his affirmation, maybe forever, if they manage to win back the Dumocrat majority in Congress. Nope—I don’t believe a word of it. It is just a repeat of a KNOWN Dumocrat ploy, one they have tried, mostly unsuccessfully, in many cases. And fortunately it failed this time, too. (Just common sense)