Mark Judge, the alleged accomplice in Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged sexual assault of professor Christine Blasey Ford, used a joke about hitting women as a yearbook quote the year after the alleged assault took place.
From a former special prosecutor in the DOD:
One year after alleged sexual assault, Kavanaugh’s friend and alleged accomplice (Mark Judge) thought it great to associate himself with this quote in their high school yearbook 1983:
“Certain women should be struck regularly, like gongs”
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— Ryan Goodman (@rgoodlaw) September 17, 2018
Pigs of a feather flock together…
What kind of school allows that quote to get through? This was 1983 for god’s sake!
Well, this will definitely improve Kavanaugh’s case.
Haven’t heard any explanation from anyone about how those 65 female “character witnesses” were brought together so quickly. One can only assume that someone smelled this coming and had the letter ready in a drawer in case this came out.
Which smells like skullduggery to me.
This is a really difficult situation and we need Mr. Trump’s wise counsel (I mean wise Council) to help clarify things. Won’t you weigh in on twitter Mr Trump to let us know how you feel about Kavanaugh’s accuser and the good character of his loyal friend, Judge? America waits for you. (Plus we want you to do everything you possibly can to ensure a blue tsunami in November.)
(In the meantime, Trump has gone into virtual hiding. He cancelled two Nazi rallies and has not made a public appearance since last Tuesday. What’s going on?)
And Mark Judge should be beaten with a hammerschlag.