Posted on 09/26/2018 2:35:17 PM PDT by PhxRising
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday released the full text of the prepared testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, the first of three women accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
Ford and Kavanaugh are slated to speak before the panel on Thursday.
Ford alleges that Kavanaugh attempted to remove her clothing and stifled her screams during a high school party in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh has fiercely denied her allegations.
Two other women, Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick, have also accused Kavanaugh in recent days of sexual misconduct. Kavanaugh also has denied those claims.
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Bedrooms usually lock from the inside with a push button. It doesn’t lock you inside but locks out someone who is outside wanting to enter the room. Probably the same such lock on your own bedroom.
“run out of the room”
She also claims to have run down the stairs. That’s very dangerous and somewhat hard to do.
The secret service better get their shit together, every time I see Trump in a live video, I breath a sigh of relief that he isn’t hit.
I was watching him at the UN, and you see the SS shadowing him. They need to double up the agents around him.
“She also claims to have run down the stairs. That’s very dangerous and somewhat hard to do.”
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Not for a 15 year old.
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How could he have contacted her?
Yes, but old houses in the north east, we have bedroom doors with old skeleton key locks, that lock from both the inside and outside, using a key. No button. No one uses the key, they are either long lost, or in a kitchen drawer.
So I suspect most of her party days of wiener hunting were in old houses in old established neighborhoods, so they had to scrubb the lock detail.
Low I.Q. voters, God help us.
“It doesn’t lock you inside but locks out someone who is outside wanting to enter the room—”
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And a credit card will get you in quite easily.
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The left are going insane. I lived through the 1960s, and the left then were NOTHING compared to the insanity of the left today. I fear for my country.
Your right. They make no sense now.
Back in the sixties, they had some education as to why the United states exists. Today, they have no clue how we got here, but they are convinced it needs to change.
Reminds me of my brother. He dated a couple of Iranian girls , around 1980. They told him that they protested the Sha of Iran, and danced with glee when he was overthrown. Then, all the nightclubs shut down, no more music, and they had to put the bags on their heads.
I’m white. I have a 59 year old white liberal brother telling me how awful old white men are. He is insane.
The homes around that Country Club area were mostly built around 1955. Our original home, growing up, was built in ‘55.
It had the push button locks that you are talking about. A friend’s house - built around same time - had ‘updated’ knobs/locks....that you pushed and twisted in, to lock. Same thing...locked from the inside....easily opened from the inside.
Interesting idea. Someone should pretend they are a Democrat operative, put out bait, and then real in the fish. They shouldn’t stop here. They should follow through with them, pretending that they are prepping them,filling them with their narrative. Film it. Show how it is done. Expose how easily it is done.
One of the most beautiful girls I ever knew in high school never carried a purse.
A blonde with a mom from Finland. Green eyes, About 5’9. A 10,000 watt smile. She came into school one day with bluejean shorts. They were “legal” , but she was called into the principals office, and asked to go home and change, for the sake of the boys. No boy in any class could stop watching her.
She was unique. One day I raced her on the highway, the two of us doing 95 MPH in traffic. She used to ride a motorcycle. For a while she did modeling, and I saw her picture in a magazine for an acne product, when she was about 19. I dont think she ever got one pimple!
“ confidentially to TheWashington Post”. Who is she kidding?
I hope they aren’t upside-down on their mortgage.
She asked to remain anonymous. . . you know, one of those "anonymous sources" the Washington Post and New York Times loves to quote authoritatively.
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