Feinstein Releases Christine Ford Letter, Except Fonts Don't Match Up

NN ^ | 2018-09-25 21:00 | Jacky Murphy

[JonnyFive]

Senate Judiciary Committee Minority Leader Dianne Feinstein has released the alleged 'original letter sent her from Kavanaugh accuser Christine Ford.

[Know et al]

When a person bolds, they usually bold all the letters. (usually) It looks like she was just capitalizing.

[snoringbear]

“For someone that does not like to fly, she even stated in the letter she was going from coast to coast.”

So, anyone know where she is right now? I’ve read she’s been on the east coast since August. And, also read she intends to drive/be driven across country due to her phobia about flying. Personally, I think the odds are greater than even that she won’t testify.

[Brilliant]

Yes. I never thought she would.

Kinda interesting given that the Dems are all on record stating that it’s gotta be true because no one would testify to such a thing if it weren’t.

[krug]

This is a letter written by a professional?????

For someone afraid to fly, she really gets around.

And 40 years ago, in college, I may have brushed up against a young co-ed’s breasts. I am sorry, FU metoo.

[Vaduz]

Creepy old Feinstein next act be she goes to grave yard for names to put on letters that state Kavanaugh groped them.

[Tell It Right]

Maybe the fonts were changed by Feinstein’s Chinese translator. :)

[NonValueAdded]

Then if it was faxed, it’s not the original. The question remains, why did DiFi hold it so long after it was requested by Grassley? I say it was so Brett would not have the opportunity to refute it with real evidence. They didn’t count on him having calendars. Stinks to High Heaven.

[trebb]

Often done in novels - not so much in letters - especially on a paragraph that isn’t the leading one. Pretty meaningless anyway as far as “bombshells” go.

[Roccus]

For someone that does not like to fly, she even stated in the letter she was going from coast to coast.

8/7 to "after" 8/10 would be a rather long flight...red herring.

[Ann Archy]

I thought she was afraid of flying?

[Claud]

I think Dannielle is overthinking this. Many of her “poor grammar” examples are very common mistakes. I am an editor, I work with smart people, including those who have PhDs, and they aren’t necessarily up to speed on 1980s vs. 1980’s, believe me.

[Theo]

Looks like something a FAX machine does from time to time. I’m not seeing anything fishy, assuming this is a FAX.

[dandiegirl]

Very interesting