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Today’s revisions and additions:
- Judy, Munro-Leighton: Judy Munro-Leighton was one of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexual misconduct accusers. For more complete information see the Munro-Leighton, Judy LexiQon Entry.
- Munro-Leighton, Judy: (#2394) Judy Munro-Leighton was one of the Judge Brett Kavanaugh sexual misconduct accusers who claimed that Kavanaugh, along with another teenage boy, had raped her multiple times in the back seat of a car when he and she were in high school. Upon questioning by U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee investigators, it became clear that Munro-Leighton was lying. In her mid seventies, not only was she a couple of decades older than Judge Kavanaugh and could not have shared highschool experiences with Kavanaugh, but as a life-long resident of Kentucky, she had never lived or visited any locations where she and Kavanaugh could have met or interacted, In addition, she was claiming to have written a handwritten anonymous letter that Senator Kamala Harris (D, California) had entered into the committee records and her knowledge of the details as detailed in the anonymous letter did not comport with the letter. After her sworn testimony, when confronted with these discrepancies in claims, Munro-Leighton, an avowed Democrat and Feminist Activist, admitted that she had never met kavanaugh and "just wanted attention." and "it seemed like a good idea," and "The cause was important." Committee Chairman Sen. Chuck Grassley has referred Munro-Leighton to the of Department of Justice for felony prosecution. (See Department of Justice, Senator Charles Grassley, Senator Kamala Harris, Justice Brett Kavanaugh).
Revisions and Additions made In the Last LexiQon Update:
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- Don McGahn: Donald Francis McGahn II served as White House Counsel for U.S. President Donald Trump. For more complete information see the McGahn, Don LexiQon Entry.
- McGahn, Don: (#2388) Donald Francis McGahn II served as White House Counsel for U.S. President Donald Trump, from the start of the Trump administration through October 17, 2018. Some claim that McGahn was somehow responsible for the appointment of Robert Mueller as the Special Counsel for the Russia/Trump Collusion investigation although this is highly unlikely. McGahn previously served as Donald Trump's legal campaign counsel during the presidential campaign having been a previous Federal Election Commissioner appointed by President George W. Bush in 2008 so was quite familiar with Federal Election Laws. After Trump won the presidential election McGahn was named general counsel for the Transition Team. Fake News from the New York Times reported, according to anonymous sources, that President Trump ordered McGahn to fire Robert Mueller in January of 2018. This report was denied by both President Trump and Don McGahn as having never occurred.
President Trump relied on McGahn and his team for the selection of judges to fill the vacancies in the Federal District Courts and Appellate bench. McGahn personally recommended judges Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh to their current positions as Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court to President Trump.
However, despite this trust, in August of 2018, the New York Times also reported that President Trump had decided to let McGahn "take the fall" for any Russian collusion and obstruction of justice charges due to "shoddy legal advice from McGahn." The same article stated that McGahn had been cooperating extensively for months with the Office of Special Counsel and testifying about Trump's obstruction of justice by firing former FBI Director James Comey. (See FBI, President George W. Bush, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, New York Times, President Donald Trump).—XXX—
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