Mark Judge’s Ex-Girlfriend Is Willing to Testify while He Is In Hiding

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Greg Sargent: “The onetime girlfriend of Mark Judge, who is alleged by Christine Blasey Ford to have been present while Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the 1980s, has emerged as a pivotal if hidden figure in this whole affair — and now she’s prepared to speak to the FBI and the Judiciary Committee about what she knows, according to a letter from her lawyer that I’ve obtained.”

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), “who could determine whether Brett Kavanaugh gets a lifetime seat on the Supreme Court, raised serious concerns at a private meeting about the newest allegations of inappropriate behavior against the nominee — and questioned why the Senate Judiciary Committee had not subpoenaed a close friend of the federal judge,” CNN reports.

“Collins appeared unnerved by the latest allegation, citing in particular that it was a sworn statement sent to the panel, which carries with it the possibility of perjury for lying to Congress.”
 
She'll testify Judge participated in a train at Yale? Brilliant. That should seal the case.

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Ms. Rasor’s recollection of what occurred is stated accurately in the New Yorker piece and she would welcome the opportunity to share this information with agents of the FBI as part of a re-opened background investigation.
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-In recounting this particular episode to the New Yorker, Rasor did not name Kavanaugh.
-The New Yorker piece quotes Rasor saying Judge confessed to a similar episode, but without implicating Kavanaugh in it.

 
vanzandt said:
She'll testify Judge participated in a train at Yale? Brilliant. That should seal the case.

____________________________________________________________

Ms. Rasor’s recollection of what occurred is stated accurately in the New Yorker piece and she would welcome the opportunity to share this information with agents of the FBI as part of a re-opened background investigation.
​
-In recounting this particular episode to the New Yorker, Rasor did not name Kavanaugh.
-The New Yorker piece quotes Rasor saying Judge confessed to a similar episode, but without implicating Kavanaugh in it.
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Who are you quoting?
 
So Trump just held a news conference.

  • "They’re actually con artists, because they know how quality this man is, and they have destroyed a man’s reputation."
  • On the possibility he could change his mind about Kavanaugh: "They're giving the women a major chance to speak. Now it's possible I'll hear that and say hey I'm changing my mind. Hey, that's possible."
And fifteen (at least) women accusing Trump has become four paid. He also just pulled out of his ass that all the women would be testifying tomorrow when it is only Ford.



"6 key takeaways from Trump's news conference
President Trump just wrapped a rare news conference — the 4th of his presidency , by CNN's count — where he touched on a variety of topics.

Many questions were centered on his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is facing allegations of sexual assault, and Trump's time at the UN. Here are the biggest lines:

  • On the allegations against Kavanaugh: "And these are all false, to me. These are false accusations in certain cases, and certain cases even the media agrees with that."
  • On Democrats' handling of the Kavanaugh conformation process: "They’re actually con artists, because they know how quality this man is, and they have destroyed a man’s reputation."
  • On the possibility he could change his mind about Kavanaugh: "They're giving the women a major chance to speak. Now it's possible I'll hear that and say hey I'm changing my mind. Hey, that's possible."
  • On assault allegations he has faced personally: "I was accused by, I believe it was four women... who got paid a lot of money to make up stories about me," Trump said as he continued to blast the media for repeating the allegations.
  • On US-North Korea relations: "If I wasn't elected, you'd be in a war. And President Obama essentially said the same thing."
  • On rumors that he wants to fire Rod Rosenstein: "I would much prefer to keeping Rod Rosenstein."
As Jake Tapper put it:

.@jaketapper on Trump's press conference: “It wasn’t the most coherent presidential address I’ve ever heard. He rambled quite a bit. He said a lot of things that weren’t true.” https://t.co/QxlYG90JZt pic.twitter.com/fjLXSgDCo7

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) September 26, 2018"
 
Slartibartfast said:
So Trump just held a news conference.

  • "They’re actually con artists, because they know how quality this man is, and they have destroyed a man’s reputation."
  • On the possibility he could change his mind about Kavanaugh: "They're giving the women a major chance to speak. Now it's possible I'll hear that and say hey I'm changing my mind. Hey, that's possible."
And fifteen (at least) women accusing Trump has become four paid. He also just pulled out of his ass that all the women would be testifying tomorrow when it is only Ford.



"6 key takeaways from Trump's news conference
President Trump just wrapped a rare news conference — the 4th of his presidency , by CNN's count — where he touched on a variety of topics.

Many questions were centered on his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is facing allegations of sexual assault, and Trump's time at the UN. Here are the biggest lines:

  • On the allegations against Kavanaugh: "And these are all false, to me. These are false accusations in certain cases, and certain cases even the media agrees with that."
  • On Democrats' handling of the Kavanaugh conformation process: "They’re actually con artists, because they know how quality this man is, and they have destroyed a man’s reputation."
  • On the possibility he could change his mind about Kavanaugh: "They're giving the women a major chance to speak. Now it's possible I'll hear that and say hey I'm changing my mind. Hey, that's possible."
  • On assault allegations he has faced personally: "I was accused by, I believe it was four women... who got paid a lot of money to make up stories about me," Trump said as he continued to blast the media for repeating the allegations.
  • On US-North Korea relations: "If I wasn't elected, you'd be in a war. And President Obama essentially said the same thing."
  • On rumors that he wants to fire Rod Rosenstein: "I would much prefer to keeping Rod Rosenstein."
As Jake Tapper put it:

.@jaketapper on Trump's press conference: “It wasn’t the most coherent presidential address I’ve ever heard. He rambled quite a bit. He said a lot of things that weren’t true.” https://t.co/QxlYG90JZt pic.twitter.com/fjLXSgDCo7

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) September 26, 2018"
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That presser was comedy gold
 
“she believes that it is her duty as a citizen to tell the truth about what happened.”
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Yes, it is now her duty 35 years later to speak up
(Rolling eyes)
 
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