The percentage of people who believe Christine Blasey Ford is telling the truth about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged sexual assault of her increased after Thursday’s Senate Judiciary hearing, according to a NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll released Wednesday.
Before Thursday’s hearing, 32 percent believed Blasey Ford was telling the truth, compared to 26 who believed Kavanaugh’s denial of the allegations and 42 who were unsure. That polling was conducted Sept. 22 through 24, before the Sept. 27 hearing.
After Thursday’s hearing — the poll was conducted on Monday — 45 percent believed Blasey Ford, compared to 33 percent who believed Kavanaugh and 22 percent who were unsure.
The NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, per NPR, was based on interviews with 1,183 adults, 996 of them registered voters. The margin of error is 3.8 overall and 4.2 among registered voters.
See a breakdown of the results by demographic below:
Charles Manson and John Wayne Gacy, even dead, are far more credible than Barf O’Kavanaugh.
And her lawyer just delivered a graceful parry to Grassley per the demand for more documentation.
(click for the short, sweet, and very effective return volley.)
Short and sweet is right.
Talk about calling GrAASley’s bluff in two sentences or less.
Perfect response. The “ex” Grassely is basing this request on has already been debunked. Jeez, they can’t even keep their liars on the line for more than a couple hours. Sad.
As always - thanks for un-embedding the docs from a tweet (on rare occasion I can get it to work right.)