Kavanaugh accuser goes public

Now it is 1,039 alumnae of Holton-Arms.


"599 alumnae from Christine Blasey Ford’s high school sign letter saying they support her
“Ford’s experience is all too consistent with stories we heard.”

Nearly 600 women from Christine Blasey Ford’s high school have signed on to an open letter saying that they support her and believe her account that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school.

“Dr. Blasey Ford’s experience is all too consistent with stories we heard and lived while attending Holton. Many of us are survivors ourselves,” the letter reads. First circulated by a group of women who do not know Ford and who graduated from Holton-Arms, a private all-girls school in Bethesda, Maryland, in 2005, the letter has 599 signatories from students who attended between 1962 and 2018.

Kate Gold, a class of 2005 Holton-Arms graduate who is an acupuncturist in Maryland, noted that the letter does not refer specifically to Ford’s allegations against Kavanaugh but rather to the experiences of women more generally."
 
Slartibartfast said:
Now it is 1,039 alumnae of Holton-Arms.


"599 alumnae from Christine Blasey Ford’s high school sign letter saying they support her
“Ford’s experience is all too consistent with stories we heard.”

Nearly 600 women from Christine Blasey Ford’s high school have signed on to an open letter saying that they support her and believe her account that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school.

“Dr. Blasey Ford’s experience is all too consistent with stories we heard and lived while attending Holton. Many of us are survivors ourselves,” the letter reads. First circulated by a group of women who do not know Ford and who graduated from Holton-Arms, a private all-girls school in Bethesda, Maryland, in 2005, the letter has 599 signatories from students who attended between 1962 and 2018.

Kate Gold, a class of 2005 Holton-Arms graduate who is an acupuncturist in Maryland, noted that the letter does not refer specifically to Ford’s allegations against Kavanaugh but rather to the experiences of women more generally."
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A bunch of akumni from her high school — nearly none who have ever met her or went to school at the same time — signing a letter is meaningless.
 
gwb-trading said:
A bunch of akumni from her high school — nearly none who have ever met her or went to school at the same time — signing a letter is meaningless.
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It is not meaningless as she was under sustained and highly inaccurate character assassination. Remember the ratemyprofessors?

Of course you don't because that has been dropped by your mind as no longer useful to you.
 
gwb-trading said:
A bunch of akumni from her high school — nearly none who have ever met her or went to school at the same time — signing a letter is meaningless.
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Last ditch attempts to prop up the narrative when it starts to fall apart. The victim refuses to testify until the FBI investigates, which they've said they won't do. So this will either prolong the charade (which the Dems desperately want) or it will give them media fodder running up to the midterms.

It's all just a political kabuki drama.
 
How meaningful was the letter of support for Kavanaugh from 65 women from another school decades later?

This is her own class.

The Class of 1984
In a separate effort, the class of 1984 has put together their own, dedicated letter. You can download it here.

To the United States Congress:

We, of the Holton Arms Class of 1984, are writing on behalf of our friend and classmate, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, to attest to her honesty, integrity, and intelligence; and to contend that her decision to provide information pertaining to a sexual assault is not a partisan act. It is an act of civic duty and the experience she described in her letter needs to be seriously considered. We represent all political parties and we support Christine bringing this matter forward.

Christine has had to weigh the personal cost of sharing her experience against her own conscience. We recognize that this has been an extraordinarily difficult decision and admire her courage for being willing to speak her truth when it would have been easier to stay silent.

As sexual assault violates a woman’s most fundamental rights, it must be considered a failure of character at any age—regardless of the subsequent accomplishments and power attained by the offender. It should not be dismissed as youthful bad judgment, however aberrant it may be.

In light of Christine’s experience, we hold our elected officials responsible for conducting a more thorough and comprehensive review of this Supreme Court nominee. Having taken this courageous step, Christine deserves your due consideration on this serious matter.

We stand with our friend Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and admire her honesty and resolve on behalf of our nation.

Respectfully,

Allyson Abrams Bergman
Robin Bostrom
Ana Coyne
Amy Englehardt
Andrea K. Evers
Holly Huelsman Fuller
Sandra Engle Gichner
Daphne Holt
Jenny Yerrick Martin
Francine Laden
Kim Litle
Monica McLean

Samantha Semerad Guerry
Estela M. Radan
Martha Mispireta
Shannon Lisa Shapiro
Laura Simms Smith
Kendra South
Dana Stewart
Julia Kogan Tanner
M. Sydney Trattner
Virginia White
Stacey Kavounis Wilson
 
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Slartibartfast said:
Low IQ fake Jew, stop posting things that are too obvious. I know you are a shortarse but the constant diet of low hanging crybully fruit from you is tedious.
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Then put me on ignore. Oh wait, you can't because you're petrified of what I might expose about you next. Poor Slartocchio :(
 
Speaking of irrelevant...

Pointy, you will like this, looks like your skull. I left earlier and took an Uber (some trades to watch) to here. Cerro Tusa, they say the world's largest natural pyramid.

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Why are there no pyramids in the Bible? Why are there no archeological signs of Jews in Egypt? Because the Jews invented massive bullshit :)
 
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