[monkeyshine]

I'm surprised more of this was not made public. I guess many people felt it would be wrong, or bad optics, to challenge her so directly. But these two men came forward under penalty of perjury to say that they think they were the people described in the act. That takes a lot of courage. I know they said that she was the instigator but still, to put yourself in the firing line like that says a lot. Instead, it was hardly reported at all. When you consider that the accused vehemently denied it, and the accuser couldn't corroborate anything, to have two men who actually could corroborate much of it be ignored is astonishing.

But of course, it didn't fit the media or Ford's or the Democrat's narrative. This is one of the best examples of media bias you can find. The media knew the story of these two men but completely sealed it from coverage. If you didn't follow it closely in alternative media you wouldn't even know that these two men came forward. To me it was and should have been a big piece of the story. If you wanted to believe something happened to her, and saw this as a mystery, then these two men's stories provide large clues to unravel it.

But, their story unravels the only thing Ford was '100% sure' about - the identity of the accused. Thus they covered it up; there would be no outrage if the public knew that a different man actually stood up and said "it was me".

[jazusamo]

You’re absolutely right.

It’s a real shame that the Democrats behind this and the media that not only supported those Democrats but covered up evidence won’t be prosecuted along with the lying witnesses.

They should all wind up in a federal slammer.