Restore America – This week, Sen. Chuck Grassley filed a 414-page report concluding the Senate Judiciary Committee’s investigation into the sexual misconduct claims against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Their findings, arrived at through interviews with more than 40 witnesses, an extensive review of social media, and evidence provided by both Kavanaugh and his accusers, were that despite all the frenzy and all the “believe women” propaganda from the Democrats, there was in reality no real reason to believe that the judge did the things he was accused of.
“Following the separate and extensive investigations by both the Committee and the FBI, there was no evidence to substantiate any of the claims of sexual assault made against Justice Kavanaugh,” Grassley wrote in a letter to Senate Republicans on Friday. Continue reading
Clarice Feldman – Greg Gutfeld looks out on the sea of demonstrators against Brett Kavanaugh this week and characterized the display as “seedpods from the garden of stupid are blooming,” and it’s impossible not to agree. The people who planted those seeds include more than 1,700 law professors who said Kavanaugh should be denied confirmation because he “displayed a lack of judicial temperament” in responding to the baseless, uncorroborated charges by Christine Blasey Ford of sexual misconduct.
Ed Brodow – Feminists have jumped on the Kavanaugh confirmation bandwagon in order to advocate the conviction of all men for the sexual assaults committed by a few men. Senators Feinstein, Harris, and Hirono “are saying because women have been assaulted, you can’t vote for any man who has been accused,” explains author and TV commentator Bill O’Reilly. “So therefore anybody can raise an accusation to disqualify anyone from an appointed position or even running for office.” That is the very definition of a witch hunt.