Though the Democratic Party has used Dr. Ford as nothing more than a political pawn to keep Judge Kavanaugh from being confirmed to the Supreme Court, ignoring her wishes to remain anonymous and sitting on her allegations until the last possible second, there is still some reason to believe that Dr. Ford might have indeed been sexually assaulted by someone at some point in her life. Her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee came across as credible, and Dr. Ford allegedly passed a polygraph test prior to the hearing.
However, Kavanaugh remains adamant that he was not the one that assaulted Dr. Ford, that he never knew Dr. Ford, and that he has never sexually assaulted anyone in his life. Kavanaugh’s testimony was equally credible, leaving us with far more questions than answers. Now, though, a man has come forward with a claim that may reconcile both Kavanaugh’s and Dr. Ford’s testimony. Though this man has not identified himself, he claims that he was the one who sexually assaulted Dr. Ford, not Brett Kavanaugh.
There’s no way to know for certain whether or not this unidentified man is telling the truth, though his claim does bring up an important point – 36 years is a long time, and the possibility that Dr. Ford has forgotten or mistaken the identity of her attacker is very real. To learn more about the man who has come forward saying that he was the one who assaulted Dr. Ford, be sure to check out the video below.
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