Former Scalia Clerk Releases Bombshell Tweets That Will Potentially Exonerate Kavanaugh

[rangerrebew]

Former Scalia Clerk Releases Bombshell Tweets That Will Potentially Exonerate Kavanaugh
Simon Daily

Former Scalia Clerk and President of The Ethics and Policy Center, Ed Whelan, released information that may clear up the Kavanaugh allegation. Whelan believes that Christine Ford might be mistaken and this whole thing could be a case of mistaken identities. He looks deep into this theory and it looks like this potential evidence has merit enough to actually be the real story.

“Dr. Ford may well have been the victim of a severe sexual assault by someone 36 years ago. Her allegations are so vague as to such basic matters as when and where that it is impossible for Judge Kavanaugh to *prove* his innocence.” Whelan’s tweets read, “but there are compelling reasons to believe his categorical denial. Let’s look at one set of reasons.”

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[massadvj]

This has already been debunked, including by Whelan himself.

[Suppressed]

This has already been debunked, including by Whelan himself.

@massadvj
Do you have a link to that handy?

[Sanguine]

@massadvj
Do you have a link to that handy?

I don't have a link, but Whelan walked it back, apologized for naming another person and inferring that he was the one who groped Ford, and deleted his Tweets. 

[austingirl]

Although Whelan has walked this back, in my opinion, his theory is as plausible as the absent-minded professor's story.

[Sanguine]

Although Whelan has walked this back, in my opinion, his theory is as plausible as the absent-minded professor's story.

Yes, agreed.  In the current bloody feeding frenzy, it was a big misstep to release someone else's name and say "maybe he was the one".