All Hail The Whistleblowers: Everyone Deserves Due Process In Court, Even Christine Blasey Ford

All whistleblowers should have their time to tell their stories and preserve the public record, even all the accusers of John Conyers.

Interestingly enough, OAN failed to cite Conyers in its list of individuals who have resigned from Congress.

I wonder why.

Now, she wants the FBI to investigate but Grassley explained that the proper jurisdiction is the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.

So, Ford comes out to say she is not attending the hearing and Grassley said there was no reason to have the hearing if she does not show up.

Can someone please explain to me how one can find a group of 24 gender specific individuals from over 30 years ago, then get them to sign on to a letter of support to be entered into congressional record in less than 7 days?

How come there is just a list of names and no one signed the letter?

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There is more internet chatter that her father and brother are more involved with the CIA through their corporation, Red Coats, Inc. having federal security contracts.

Then, there is even more internet chatter that Christine Blasey Ford was adopted for covert operations, or for the adoption tax incentives, but this cyber rumor is still developing.

Then, like you thought I did not have more internet dirt, there are rumors going around that Kavanaugh was high school buddies with Neil Gorsuch who both have been "compromised" in other situations.

But, that is just another conspiracy theory floating in the cyberverse because the pornos have yet to be released.

How do I come up with all this speculation?

Because Perkins Coie always uses the same, exact damn model when they want to compromise an elected official, and they have, and their underlings, have yet to mention John Conyers, their ultimate target, which is why I call them "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending).

All whistleblowers deserve to be heard, for the sake of due process, a civil right.

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TOP JUDICIARY DEMOCRAT & CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS CHAIR CRITICIZE TRUMP’S SCOTUS PICK

Washington, DC - House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI) and Congressional Black Caucus Chair Congressman Cedric Richmond (D-LA) today released the following statements in response to President Donald Trump’s nomination of  Neil Gorsuch to fill the Supreme Court vacancy:

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Ranking Member Conyers said, “After the Senate Republican Majority committed a dereliction of duty for almost a full calendar year by not granting Judge Merrick Garland’s nomination a hearing or a vote on the Senate floor, the nomination of Neil Gorsuch confirms our worst suspicion – the Republican Majority prefers to abdicate their responsibilities enumerated in the Constitution for partisan gain.”

Conyers continued, “Instead of nominating an even-tempered pick for the Supreme Court like Judge Merrick Garland, President Trump has nominated a right-wing ideologue, butchering yet another opportunity to unite our fractured country. I stand with my colleagues in the House and the Senate who have concerns about Judge Neil Gorsuch’s nomination and urge Senate Republicans and Democrats to seize this moment to demand that the President nominate someone who can bring our country together.”

Chair Richmond said, “After nearly a year of Senate Republican delay tactics, President Trump has nominated a judge who has been openly hostile to women’s rights and lenient on police brutality to the Supreme Court. Despite the president’s trivial games, this selection has serious consequences for every American. Judge Gorsuch has displayed an inability to be an impartial check to either branch or protect the rights of women and minorities. As a result, I call on my Senate colleagues to oppose Judge Gorsuch’s confirmation and demand a nominee with a record of protecting the rights of all Americans.”

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