Brett Kavanaugh DENIES being at the drunken teen party where professor claims she was sexually ..

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[bitt]

Brett Kavanaugh DENIES being at the drunken teen party where professor claims she was sexually assaulted by him in the 1980s - as Supreme Court nominee again tells senators he is innocent and believes his accuser is 'mixed up'

Brett Kavanaugh is denying he was at the party in question where Christine Blasey Ford said he attempted to rape her as a friend watched

Kavanaugh spoke with Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, for about 10 minutes Monday afternoon

Kavanaugh denied to him that he was at the high school-era party in question

President Trump defended his Supreme Court nominee, saying he's 'never even had a blemish on his record' Trump also indicated he'd be fine with a delay: 'If it takes a little delay it'll take a little delay'

Kavanaugh said in a new statement Monday that he is willing to talk to the Senate Judiciary Committee again and has again denied the allegation

He added: 'I had no idea who was making this accusation until she identified herself yesterday' ..more

[grey_whiskers]

If you have any doubt about that, just ask yourself why a brash, confident player like Donald Trump has been so low-key on this today ... not even a single innocuous tweet.

Remember the Debate Trump was to have with Clinton right after the "Grab Them by the ...Kitty" tape was played?

In the front row, live and in person, four of Clinton's victims.

I'll bet Trump is having his contacts finding a couple of dozen guys who got BJs from Mistress Ford, back in high school.

[grey_whiskers]

No wonder she can’t remember details, it was one of her average weekends.

No, not quite: he turned her *down*.

And she's never forgiven him for it.

[grey_whiskers]

The story I got on Lars Larson’s show says that Christine was 17 and still in high school. That puts Kavanaugh in his second year of Yale. In no way were they in the same city at that time. Christine Blasey may have fabricated the year of the summer when it happened. The summer of 1982 may have actually been the summer of 1984. 1984 has an interesting ring to it.

You're saying they ought to open up the hearings with the speakers blasting Don Henley's The Boys of Summer ?

[stylin19a]

a point was made here, that :

https://twitter.com/realRyanClouse/status/1041835453563981825

"Kavanaugh said he never attended any party such as the one she is trying describe. He wasn’t specific to “that” party."

I haven't been able to chase down whether that is an accurate statement.

[Figment]

“He probably has proof he was out of town during this alleged party”

That could be difficult seeing as how she doesn’t specify a year, let alone a date

[dhs12345]

Agreed. And left seem to be okay with the objectification of women only they complain when men follow through on it.

What's with the pink pu$$y hats. Do they not think that this demeans women? What point where they trying to make — that they agree with what Trump was accused of saying?

And what about the “Girls” HBO series? Apparently the main actor is the left’s ideal woman.

Important point: men (good men) were raised to respect women; to put them on a pedestal — open their door, pull out their seat at a dinner table.... This was more for the man than the woman because with each of these actions, it reminded men (not women) that a woman is to be respected and is not a sex object. Of course, this was dumped by the left as demeaning and disrespectful to women.

So men are taught to objectify women and not allowed to show respect... not surprising that there is a lot of confusion.

Men and women look at relationships and sex differently. We are programmed by nature with different and similar goals. Being able to turn off and on the ability to get pregnant doesn't change human nature. The people most hurt are usually women because they are programmed by nature to have certain expectations.

[CharlesWayneCT]

The funny thing is, everybody knows that women lie all the time. Just like men lie all the time. About a lot of things.

This fallacy the women’s movement has pushed that women never lie is a thing we should have stopped long ago, before it gained such traction.

Whenever anybody tells me women never lie, I ask them if the women in the case Roe Vs Wade was raped. They will either not know, or they will say yes, that came out in the trial.

Then I tell them that she lied about being raped, in order to make her case seem more sympathetic. They never believe me, until they look it up (some don’t look it up).

Of course, we have a lot of contemporary evidence. And the liberals are always saying women are lying, like when it’s a democrat that is being accused (Franken was done in by an actual picture; the only reason ANYBODy believed the charges against Clinton was there was an actual dress with his semen on it).

[lastchance]

I almost hate to write this about my own sex but I do think women are more likely to lie in order to extract revenge than man are. They are also often more pragmatic believing that the end does always justify the means. I don’t know why such a romanticized vision of the innocence of women ever gained a foothold. We are human with all the faults of our kind. Unfortunately this has lead to widespread myths like “No one ever lies about being raped.”

What a woman claims (especially if it can ruin a person’s life” should be subject to the same objective scrutiny a man’s statement would be subject to. If not we are demeaning women and saying they are not moral agents with free will.