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BeckyDem

(8,361 posts)
Tue Sep 18, 2018, 05:13 PM Sep 2018

Kavanaugh's ex-classmate tells senators he won't testify [View all]

He doesn't want to speak under oath? hmm


Kavanaugh’s ex-classmate tells senators he won't testify
By Michael Burke - 09/18/18 04:39 PM EDT

The former classmate of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who was said to have been in the room when Kavanaugh allegedly sexually assaulted a woman decades ago, has told senators he will not testify at next week's hearing.

Mark Judge wrote in a brief letter to Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) that he "did not ask to be involved in this matter nor did anyone ask me to be involved."

"In fact, I have no memory of this alleged incident," he wrote.

Christine Blasey Ford has said that Judge was in the room at a high school party in the 1980s when Kavanaugh held her down on a bed and tried to remove her clothing.

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/407296-kavanaughs-classmate-tells-senators-he-wont-testify?__twitter_impression=true

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Liar. idcdu Sep 2018 #1
Are you for real? john657 Sep 2018 #3
Does it work on the ass? Bonx Sep 2018 #13
Unlike what you see in the movies, john657 Sep 2018 #14
It's not very difficult to see the obvious difference between sentiment and an actual, formal premis LanternWaste Sep 2018 #38
I think we should PCIntern Sep 2018 #40
lie detector test? Grasswire2 Sep 2018 #2
As he is accused of involvement in a crime, he'd have a right to refuse to testify per the 5th... PoliticAverse Sep 2018 #6
I am not sure about that. MooDrew Sep 2018 #28
Yeah, he can, that's his right to refuse to testify on 5th Amendment grounds. john657 Sep 2018 #31
You can't force someone to take a polygraph test, john657 Sep 2018 #7
Toss him in jail That will give hime time to decide to do the right thing. Bonx Sep 2018 #9
Toss him in jail for what? john657 Sep 2018 #15
contempt of court if he is subpoenaed treestar Sep 2018 #20
He's not being asked to appear in court, john657 Sep 2018 #26
No surprise here, filthy fucking liar, republican, etc. same thing Eliot Rosewater Sep 2018 #4
Yes and its the under oath aspect that is the deciding factor for him, I think. BeckyDem Sep 2018 #12
Winner! sfwriter Sep 2018 #34
Ford rso Sep 2018 #5
Well he just did!! Judge declares Kavanaugh GUILTY!!! InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2018 #8
And this coward questioned Obama's masculinity? BannonsLiver Sep 2018 #10
+++++++ JHan Sep 2018 #30
Coward...Mark Judge - accomplice - asiliveandbreathe Sep 2018 #11
Bingo MaryMagdaline Sep 2018 #36
Then subpeona him - The sense of privilege is palpable with this guy eleny Sep 2018 #16
All he'd have to say is that it never happened and that's the end of it. john657 Sep 2018 #18
Fine with me as long as it's at the hearing eleny Sep 2018 #21
Unfortunately, the Democrats have no subpoena power, john657 Sep 2018 #24
So we sit quietly on our thumbs? eleny Sep 2018 #25
I'm not saying that, john657 Sep 2018 #29
The good thing is that we've moved the Republicans to do things they didn't plan on eleny Sep 2018 #32
How serious are the Republicans on the committee? gratuitous Sep 2018 #19
I'll take scenarion #2 for 2000. john657 Sep 2018 #22
We both know the answer that all that! eleny Sep 2018 #23
Let's recap for Mark -- this is an excellent essay....from years of study - asiliveandbreathe Sep 2018 #17
So He saved her than... yuiyoshida Sep 2018 #27
Afraid of getting caught lying. honest.abe Sep 2018 #33
A good example of admitting and denying in two sentences. defacto7 Sep 2018 #35
Afraid of a perjury charge Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 2018 #37
Yes, that's how I read it too. BeckyDem Sep 2018 #39
Kick, More on "PJ" Patrick Smyth: appalachiablue Sep 2018 #41
wow just wow BeckyDem Sep 2018 #42
Huge, Posted here. I searched, but don't see it, even CNN Report in LBN? appalachiablue Sep 2018 #43
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