[LibFreeUSA]

“..she did not recall
- exactly who owned the house,
- how she came to be at the house, or
- how the gathering was arranged.”

The fact that when she brought it up and didn’t want to disclose her name, that was a red flag. The moment she realized she would be disclosed, she figured, might as well get the benefits of the wild accusations with my name out there.

If you have a significant incident in your life where you don’t lose consciousness, you recall vividly the circumstances surrounding that incident.

[Williams]

She obviously planned this from the beginning, she wrote the letter and the part about not wanting to come forward is total bs.

[Alberta's Child]

The biggest red flag was that Feinstein knew about this for months but never mentioned it when she had a chance to question Kavanaugh directly during his confirmation hearing.

What this means is that there is no mention of this in the public record of his Senate confirmation hearing.

[Toespi]

I have a different take on this. Feinstein and the Dems ended up looking like fools for the ridiculous release of the secret letter. So they brought this twit out in a double down.

[RoseofTexas]

Ford to WaPo: “My biggest fear was, do I look like someone just attacked me? [I thought], I’m not ever telling anyone this. This is nothing, it didn’t happen, and he didn’t rape me.”

WTF!!!!

[lastchance]

I think several women put their name in a hat to decide who would be the accuser.