For Christ's sake, why would she wait for 40+ years to do anything about it?
This kind of nonsense is unbelievable, IMO.
I believe something probably happened at that party. Do I believe she has a clear recollection of exactly what happened or who was involved? No. Nor apparently does she.
But whatever happened short of rape or the most grievous premeditated aggravated assault and battery could not possibly be serious enough to condemn ANY party involved 36 years later. Most especially when all the participants were kids. Did boys (and girls) misbehave inappropriately when I was in school? Of course they did. Was I the target of some of that both from classmates and also some adults? Yes I was. Should those involved be forever condemned and forbidden any high office decades later? Of course not.
Can any one among us say that we have never behaved inappropriately or expressed an opinion or said something or believed something that would look really really bad on the front page of the newspapers or reported on the evening news? Especially when we were kids? Are we to be forever condemned for that? Give me a break.
The fact that the woman's story has changed suggests she is as fuzzy on the details as anybody.
The fact that the woman was lawyered up (with leftwing activist lawyers) and says she had already taken a polygraph before giving Feinstein the letter has political motivation written all over it.
The fact before giving her letter to Diane Feinstein--not Feinstein and Grassley but just the Democrat--and the fact that Feinstein had it months before Kavanaugh's hearing but sat on it until after the hearing and revealed that she had it days before the vote was to be taken has political motivation written all over it.
The fact that the letter was leaked to the media despite Feinstein's insistence that the woman wanted to remain anonymous has political motivation written all over it.
And the fact that Kavanaugh has already undergone nine FBI investigations for his various appointments to judgeships without anything like this turning up, and the fact that the Democrats are now wanting to delay the vote indefinitely, not withstanding that the woman is now dictating the terms of how the Judiciary must hold any hearing on the matter all has political motivation written all over it.
The Judiciary Committee delayed the vote for a week and gave Jones opportunity to testify on Monday but that wasn't acceptable, and she wouldn't specify what date would be acceptable, has political motivation written all over it. This has attempt to get Kavanaugh to withdraw and/or delay the confirmation vote until after the midterms written all over it.
The Senate should hold the vote on Wednesday and Kavanaugh should be confirmed and sent to the Supreme Court.