A recent editorial by Kathleen Parker in washington post targeted the establishment press for promoting Christine Blasey Ford’s memoir while shutting out Mark Judge, who refuted her claims in his own scathing memoir.
Parker: If justice is the measure, Christine Blasey Ford is not a hero. with headings Her article was in the news outlet that first published allegations of sexual assault by Ford against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
“Christine Blasey Ford has been promoting her new memoir to rave reviews from certain quarters, including: new york times. Meanwhile, the man she accused as a witness to the alleged sexual assault by now-Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh more than 40 years ago has never had his book reviewed or mentioned in a mainstream newspaper. “I can’t even ask for help,” Parker wrote.
As Breitbart News reported, Blasey Ford’s book does not deny any of the claims made in the judge’s book. devil’s triangle,Nevertheless Available Available on Amazon from 2022. new york times too washington post NPR, CNN, and NBC are among the many details detailed in the judge’s book alleging that Democratic operatives and media associates engaged in witness tampering, extortion, and outright brutality in an effort to destroy innocent people. has not considered or even questioned his explosive claims.
Judge Brett Kavanaugh takes the oath of office before testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing at the Dirksen Senate Office Building at the Capitol on September 27, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
During a recent interview with Martha McCollum on Fox Nation, Judge changed her story with the promise that an operative would be considered a “hero” if she confirmed Christine Blasey Ford’s story. I even remember forcing him to let Brett Kavanaugh go.
“Some people said, ‘Yeah, you just jumped on the bed and ruined things.’ You stopped this. You’re the hero here. Now you’re free to go home.’ The judge said: “Journalists who were friends of mine emailed me and said, ‘Mark, do it. Do it for the sake of humanity. Lie about this for the sake of humanity.’
Ford said she can’t remember when or where the party took place or how she got home the night Brett Kavanaugh allegedly assaulted her. More importantly, Leland Ingraham Kaiser, a childhood friend of Mr. Ford, said he had no recollection of attending the party Mr. Ford described or even meeting Brett Kavanaugh. Mark Judge also said he had no recollection of such a party and told the FBI under oath that he never saw his friend Brett Kavanaugh assault anyone in high school.
In her editorial, washington postParker points out that Kaiser also experienced the same pressure that Mark Judge went through to change his story, and as a result, Blasey Ford said that Kaiser’s recovery from severe surgery was He said he passively suggested that it may have affected her memory.
Mr. Kaiser, who felt pressured by Mr. Ford’s supporters to confirm Mr. Ford’s story, told the FBI that he had no recollection of such a party and did not know Mr. Kavanaugh.
When the threats were ineffective, Ford and her friends implied that Kaiser’s testimony was unreliable because, as Ford stated during her testimony, she had “significant health issues.” Ta. It didn’t take long for the meaning here to become public. At one point, Kaiser became addicted to prescription painkillers for golf-related back and neck injuries. She has suffered years of surgeries and pain that continues to endure thanks to her recovery efforts. There are no medicines. She also had to deal with the psychological effects of persecution by the anti-Kavanaugh brigade. At least one person on Team Ford tried to persuade her to adjust her story. She refused.
Parker also praised Judge for “coming out of the bunker” after five years of isolation to fight back against what he called the #MeToo Iron Curtain. To those who have held up Blasey Ford as a hero, Parker goes further and suggests that she is exploiting the events of 2018 to make money with virtually no pushback, suggesting that she is making millions. He noted that he had received donations of more than $1,000, a swanky book deal, and even “a night at Oprah’s house.”
Christine Blasey Ford testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee at the Dirksen Senate Office Building at the Capitol on September 27, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Parker concludes his article by arguing that both Mark Judge and Leland Kaiser should be commended for sticking to their stories despite huge personal sacrifices.
“Essentially, this was a witness tampering and extortion operation,” Mark Judge told Breitbart News last year. “I received a blackmail call from California on September 14, 2018. They were stupid enough to leave a message. And I passed it on to the FBI.”
“Leland Kaiser said he was told that if he did not support Ford, terrible things could be said about her,” it added at the time. “I don’t know if Ford was involved in it or if other people were involved, but this was it. Forget yearbooks, teenage slang, the 1980s. They After doing some research on the opposition, trying to blackmail me and witnessing the tampering, that’s what it was. It was a planned political blowback. It was a crime.”
As Mark Judge previously recalled to Breitbart News, the past five years have been a difficult road for him, and he still suffers from PTSD from the incident.As he states on his GoFundMe motion“I don’t think people even now realize how deep and dark the impact it had on me.” Fortunately, his book gives people a little insight into his horrific experience. I gave it.
— Mark Judge (@markgjudge) March 18, 2024
