That means squat. Underage drinking happens all the time, unfortunately. btw: underage drinking is illegal. According the the rediscovered yearbooks, the yearbooks reflect girls (including Ford) as beer drinking boy and crazy. Even to the point of memorializing it in the yearbook. (with images that she appears in.)



Let me guess... are you, yourself, not guilty of any type of underage drinking?

I betcha my last dollar that that judge is a card carrying Democrat, or one of the few Republicans that hate Trump too. I know that doesn't mean what he said doesn't have any basis, but it does mean that it could on those grounds.

The Democrats have it out for Trump since he announced he was actually running for office. Ford has accusations against her that she is an anti-Trump supporter/advocate... Sorry any explanation to prove otherwise is just lies... just like Clinton's "I did not have sex with that woman" statements.


btw: Many Democrats are getting tired of Democratic leadership thugary. Hence the hashtag #walkaway. That speaks volumes.

The therapist can't just go around showing off her medical record... permission has to be explicitly granted... In fact, you even have to submit an authorization to see your own medical records.

This isn't an active and on-going investigation either.

I fully agree.



Regardless... It's Trump's opinion on who the best is.... and, as usual, when politics are involved, "the best" isn't even close when that "best" is from/representing a political adversary/enemy regardless of if they are or not.

There's a process that absolutely must be followed for any medical records, and a therapist is bound by them, that says specific permissions must be made in order for them to be viewed (permissions, the Dr Ford would have to explicitly make) for said medical records to be released. HIPAA laws and regulations.

From everything I've gathered, she's made her vague claims, and can't provide evidence to substantiate them. Legally, she has nothing to stand on. Makes for a great smear campaign based on slander and defamation of character, which seems to almost always get a pass within politics. The claim is only being made to make him look bad.

It's being pushed by people who knew about it prior... that "held this back upon request of the victim." This smells to me. Feinstein is no angel of mercy. She's a career politician that manages to convince enough people IN THE BIG CITIES that's she's looking out for them when all she's doing is looking out for herself, her career, and whatever power she can get. She's no respecter of the U.S. Constitution.


Also of note: Since Ford's social media has been scrubbed, along with her online yearbooks... it lends to the questions about her own history and if it actually went against her allegations.


Kavenaugh has no pattern of this illicit, immoral, and illegal behavior on record. People have stood up as character witnesses for Kavenaugh. The people around Ford at the time this allegedly happened have different recollections of said events, with a common thread of it not happening.

Bill Clinton has a pattern. Yeah, the people involved aren't exactly high society, but they've been shamed, belittled, and ridiculed into silence for their speaking out. (Had Bill been anybody else, I seriously doubt their claims, with explicit details, would have been so readily dismissed.)

Our Constitution states that we are innocent UNTIL proven otherwise. Sexual molestation/misconduct is a serious allegation/crime. A false claim ruins the lives of those innocents wrongfully accused. If Kavenaugh is indeed guilty, stop procrastinating: bring forth the evidence and charge him already. That isn't the real goal here though, and Ford, in the end, will get a pass for her part in an attempt to destroy a man who is a political enemy.


Meanwhile... what is going on in Congress that they want us distracted from?

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True. Not all men lie. Not all women do either.

Then there is degrees of lies... like telling your gal she looks good in that dress when you don't think so. The lie could be based on your perception of the dress on her, or it could honestly not look good on her but you want to survive the night with her in peace. All you know is to say it doesn't, is enough for this particular gal to have a good night turn into a nightmare. Then there is all the way to telling her you love her, when you don't, just to get between the sheets with her. Should you lie though? It's been debated for ages about "white lies" (i.e. the dress.) The one to get someone into bed though... IMHO, should NEVER EVER even be on the table, let alone be considered.

Personally, I try to avoid telling lies.

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