Remember when people were arguing Christine Blasey Ford had “no motive to lie” and Leah Lorber and Bloomberg Law and a right-wing thinktank that should know better tried to cancel me because I pointed out that even a false accusation against Kavanaugh would be good for her mediocre academic career, just as it was for Anita Hill, who has a named professorship sinecure at Brandeis and a pile of honorary degrees despite having no publications or academic record of note?
Aside from the nonpecuniary benefits of an ESPN award and MSM fame, Blasey Ford now charges ~$50,000 for a speech, and will have a memoir coming out in 2024 that will surely get a million dollars of unpaid media if she wants it.
Aside from the nonpecuniary benefits of an ESPN award and MSM fame, Blasey Ford now charges ~$50,000 for a speech, and will have a memoir coming out in 2024 that will surely get a million dollars of unpaid media if she wants it.
What possible motive could someone have to try to derail a Supreme Court nomination of a political adversary, possibly swing the Senate in an election year, and become a celebrated hero to millions of political allies?
Anyway, this book by @MZHemingway and @JCNSeverino is what you should read about the travesty, even if they didn’t get the celebration that the Ford book will get. amazon.com/dp/1621579832?…
I’m so embarrassed: Leah Litman, who devoted her SCOTUS podcast about my case to whining about my tweet about the controversy, not Leah Lorber, who has never wronged me. My humblest apologies.
https://twitter.com/tedfrank/status/1756346345416233036
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