The woman claiming sexual assault, alleging Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh as the assailant, now demands an FBI investigation before testifying at the Senate hearing.

Sorry, Ms. Ford, but if you really wanted a full and complete airing of these allegations, the normal (and proper) way to get that accomplished was to bring it up long ago.

Failure to follow necessary procedure on your part does not constitute an emergency on the Senate’s part…your timing-delay tactics have exposed your activist agenda.

As a PhD in psychology, training graduate students in clinical psychology, if anyone would know that, she should know that…since her regimen includes intervention.

“Ford is a clinical psychology professor at Palo Alto University in California. A biostatistician, she “specializes in the design and analysis of clinical trials and other forms of intervention evaluation,” according to the university.”

While everyone discusses the trauma that a woman may go through during cases such as she alludes to, why does everyone gloss over Dr. Ford’s psychological background?

Because one would expect a PhD in psychology to know how to cope?

If this did happen to her, are we expected to believe she remained quiet about it for 30 years…opened up about it 6 years ago, in a couples therapy session…but, yet, still remained quiet until the accused was nominated for the Supreme Court?

So, what… if he’d never been nominated…he’d NEVER HAVE BEEN accused?

Ms. Ford opened this can of worms in a suspiciously timed manner. And as we’ve noted previously, Kavanaugh and the only other person involved categorically deny this event.

And it’s more difficult to refute since she doesn’t remember when or where it happened.

The accused has received an overwhelming endorsement from the body of students in his high school and college years, and colleagues who have known him over the years.

The accuser has received ‘anonymous’ online support of persons who claim to have attended her school (but don’t claim to know her personally) and say it could’ve been.

???

Sorry Dr. Ford, you know Congress serves all Americans, not just you.

To make such specious accusations in a decidedly suspicious manner, with very convenient lapses of memory as to when and where the event occurred, just doesn’t pass the smell test…and certainly gives you no right to make demands of Congress given the manner with which you timed and pushed forward your accusations.

Dr. Ford – Show up for testimony, don’t show up…it’s on you.

Because we’re sure the imminent defamation lawsuit heading your way will provide the investigative process you encourage, and a chance to hear from character witnesses.

(And the Senate should complete their process, regardless what she decides.)