John Clune, lawyer for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s second accuser Deborah Ramirez, sent a letter Wednesday directly to the FBI to request an investigation of her sexual misconduct claim.
Ramirez has been requesting an FBI investigation since she came forward with her allegation that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a Yale party, but Senate Republicans have not been receptive to the request.
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This is good, I think - puts the ball in the GOP’s court, since the FBI will have to state that it isn’t their call to not investigate.
Trump’s Deep State, you know, the political hacks at the FBI, will surely take care of this…
If you believe that, I have a floating pig blimp to sell you…
What if they do it as a reopening of his background check for his fitness to serve on the Circuit, work in the White House, work as a Senate aide (to Orrin, Sign of The Beast, Hatch) and work as that guy, the horny question guy, in Kenneth Starr’s investigation?
And while they’re at it, I recommend that the FBI open an investigation into the claims of misconduct by the Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
I am becoming curiouser - what kind of person being loudly and publicly accused of such slimy behavior by several ‘strangers’ would not be clamoring for an investigation? Is this the behavior of an honest man being unfairly accused?