Kavanaugh Friend Mark Judge Reportedly Admitted to ‘Taking Turns’ Having Sex With Drunk Girl
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Kavanaugh Friend Mark Judge Reportedly Admitted to ‘Taking Turns’ Having Sex With Drunk Girl
Lisa Ryan, The Cut Sun, Sep 23 10:20 PM EDT Rasor says that Judge “told her ashamedly” about an incident in which he and other boys took turns having sex with a drunk woman, per the New Yorker . He seemed to think it was consensual, she added, and he didn’t name anyone else who had been involved. There is no indication that Kavanaugh was one of the boys, the New Yorker notes.
An hour after the report was published, attorney Michael Avenatti tweeted an email in which he claimed to have “significant evidence” that Kavanaugh, Judge, and others would “participate in the targeting of women with alcohol/drugs in order to allow a ‘train’ of men to subsequently gang rape them.”
In a statement, Judge’s attorney said that he “categorically denies” Rasor’s account. An unnamed woman who attended high school in Montgomery County, Maryland, around the same time as Judge and Kavanaugh also refutes Judge’s claims about the social scene. The woman, who asked to be kept anonymous out of fear of retaliation, told the New Yorker that the male students “would get a female student blind drunk” and then try to take advantage of her. “They treated women like meat,” she said.
Despite being named by Ford as a witness, Judge, who once praised “uncontrollable male passion” in his writing, has thus far refused to testify on Ford’s sexual assault allegations.
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Despite being named by Ford as a witness, Judge, who once praised “uncontrollable male passion” in his writing, has thus far refused to testify on Ford’s sexual assault allegations.
Now why would a close personal friend of Brett Kavanaugh refuse to testify in this matter? He has thus far defended his buddy, but only to the extent of saying he doesn't recall the party in question and doesn't recall ever seeing Brett Kavanaugh behave in such a heinous way. So why not continue his extremely vague defense in a formal setting? A couple of reasons: 1. He has written extensively about the drunken escapades of himself and his classmates. 2. He would have to lie to be of any help whatsoever. 3. Someone has photographs. Lots and lots of photographs.
Now why would a close personal friend of Brett Kavanaugh refuse to testify in this matte
He submitted his testimony to the Committee already.
If he lied, he faces 5 years in jail.
Just like the three other people identified by the accuser as having been at the party. Everyone one of them supports Kavanaugh.
sn't recall ever seeing Brett Kavanaugh behave in such a heinous way
WTF is he supposed to say? That's the only issue that matters. Did he witness it or not. He said no.
t continue his extremely vague defense
How how do you defend against extremely vague allegations? No one knows where it supposedly happened. No one knows when it supposedly happened. All anyone can say if accused of a such a vague activity is that he have no knowledge of it happening.
He can't prove a negative.
e has written extensively about the drunken escapades of himself and his classmates.
So what? He didn't describe this happening. His "escapades" aren't relevant to this allegation anymore than the accuser's behavior at other parties is. Or are you advocating for the accused to testify about her sexual history, to see if she was involved in other "escapades"
e would have to lie to be of any help whatsoever.
If he lied, he's already going to jail.
omeone has photographs. Lots and lots of photographs.
Secret evidence? Desperation has set in.
What the fuck is uncontrollable male passion? Is that a euphemism for "horny men can rape anything they want to"?
Mark Judge has been sighted.
A Washington Post reporter tracked down the man identified by Christine Blasey Ford as a witness to her alleged 1982 sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. On Monday, the reporter found Judge holed up at a friend's house in Bethany Beach, Delaware.
"How'd you find me?" Judge asked the reporter, who noted a car in the driveway containing "piles of clothing, a collection of Superman comics and a package addressed to Judge at the Potomac home where he lived three years ago."
He had no further comment.
Judge, 54, made the trip to the coast at the advice of his attorney, Barbara "Biz" VanGelder, to escape the media maelstrom he had been swept into after Ford went public with her accusation against Kavanaugh, the Post reported .
"I told him to leave town. He is being hounded. He is a recovering alcoholic and is under unbelievable stress," VanGelder told the Post. "He needed for his own health to get out of this toxic environment and take care of himself."