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Christine Blasey Ford changed her story about the number of people present at the gathering at which she claims Brett Kavanaugh tried to ra*e her and the extent to which they participated in his crime almost as much as she changed her mind about when his drunken as*ault on her womanly virtue occurred. And I almost feel compelled to apologize for going into yet another set of details undermining her stillborn. YOU CAN’T TELL WHAT’S IN MARK JUDGE’S BOOK BY THE WAY IT’S BEEN COVERED. What looked like an incidental remark in Christine Blasey Ford’s July 30 letter to Diane Feinstein suddenly took on unexpected significance the day she appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee: > I did see Mark Judge once at the Potomac Village Safeway, where he > was extremely uncomfortable seeing me. Continue reading “Christine Blasey Ford’s sickening web of deceit, part V” When she testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Christine Blasey Ford kept insisting that:  > I could be more helpful to everyone if I knew the date that Mark > Judge worked at the Safeway so that I could give a better — a more Mark Judge is, of course, the man who Dr. Ford accused of cheering on Brett Kavanaugh as he tried to ra*e her 36 years ago. And, though she’d mentioned encountering him later at the Potomac Village Safeway in her July 30 letter to Dianne Feinstein, during her testimony Dr. Ford suddenly claimed for the first time that their run-in at the supermarket occurred six to eight weeks after her she was as*aulted, she managed to tell four different stories. In her opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Dr. Ford testified that Brett Kavanaugh as*aulted her in “the summer of 1982 Christine Blasey Ford first went public with her allegations against Brett Kavanaugh in a September 16 article the strongest corroboration of Ford’s story that Brown reports is that the notes taken by Ford’s therapist during a 2013 session