An interesting tidbit to come out of the Kavanaugh hearing thus far is that Christine Ford admits that she doesn’t know who paid for her polygraph that occurred after she sent a letter to Feinstein about the allegations.
Watch:
Dr. Ford explains why she took her polygraph test from a hotel, instead of at the administer's office:
"I had left my grandmother's funeral at Fort Lincoln Cemetery that day, and was on a tight schedule."
Dr. Ford says she is unsure of who paid for the polygraph test. pic.twitter.com/tf35PK2hgX
— NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) September 27, 2018
I think the point here is to suggest that the Democrats and their acolytes were working with her from the beginning. Which makes it even more ridiculous that they NEVER mentioned this until right before Kavanaugh was supposed to be voted on.
Why didn’t any of this come up in the hearings that went on for FOUR DAYS?
While she may sound credible to viewers, something isn’t right about all of this.
And as an aside, hardly anything is being made of the fact that she all of the people she suggested would know about this admit they don’t know anything about it.
And this is a great point by Walsh:
The fact that Ford was driven home from an attempted rape, yet cannot tell us who drove her home, is very curious. The person who was one-on-one with her immediately after the incident could provide us valuable insight. Yet Ford can't tell us who it was.
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 27, 2018