Posted on 10/02/2018 6:35:32 AM PDT by davikkm
The ‘he said’/ ‘she said’ is amounting to just that. But it is intensifying in strength – like the perfect storm. Lindsey Graham is on the war-path about Ford’s leaked letter, and he vows to get to the bottom of it. Jeff Flake’s plan is going well for him, and he just announced ‘if he lied, no nomination.’
Even James Comey is making a statement – ‘If he lied at all, you have to dig deeper.’ Yeah, here comes Comey again. I am sure that is going as planned.
This week’s FBI investigation into Brett Kavanaugh is happening only because of Arizona Republican Senator Jeff Flake and the two protestors who pushed him into calling for it.
Flake warned everyone up front that he’s still planning to support Kavanaugh in the full Senate vote unless the FBI probe turns up something disqualifying.
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Dems are tanking in midterm polls over this.
We need another week or two of FBI exposing the liars.
If we could only get rid of every politician that ever lied. DC would be a very quiet place.
That's not the case here. Her claimed witnesses--all 4 (3?) of them--deny her claims and say Kavanaugh wasn't there. The "she-said" part of the equation is thereby obliterated and no longer stands to offset the "he-said".
Kavanaugh's supported claim should win the situation hands down, even before all her inconsistent, gappy, Blum/DiFi-connected testmony, therapy recovered memory, self-hypnotized MK-ULTRA crud is reasonably brought into consideration.
To get to the bottom of the leaks, he will have to go after Diane Feinstein. She had the letter. She, therefore, controlled the letter. If it was leaked by someone on her staff, she approved the leak. If not, she leaked it. Either way, she is directly responsible for the leak.
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