Before people attack @megynkelly, please read the article. It is more balanced. She makes an observation favorable to Prof. Ford that I had missed:
“If you’re going to make up an allegation about a guy just to ruin the nomination, why do you put another person in the room?" 1/
“If you’re going to make up an allegation about a guy just to ruin the nomination, why do you put another person in the room?" 1/
2/ @megynkelly continued, "Her allegation is that years ago they were at a party…and Kavanaugh got her on a bed, was pressing up against her and then she tried to scream and he put his hand over her mouth. And there was a third person named Mark Judge, a friend of Kavanaugh..."
3/ ’...who jumped on top of them and she managed to run to a different bathroom and save herself,” Kelly added. “If you’re going to make something up to hurt somebody, why do you put another person in the room? And why do you choose a friend of the alleged perpetrator?”
4/ Of course, this doesn't mean the allegation must be true, and one could still raise questions about her memory. But if someone were deliberately lying, it would be some next-level jujitsu lying to think, "I'll put someone else in the room to get @megynkelly to buy it."
