I'd be very careful disparaging her, and her assessment. She hasn't shown herself to be a partisan mouth-breather, either during the questioning, or in the document you linked. So, what's to glean from it?
You will not find any statement to the effect, "Kavanaugh didn't do it."
You will, in particular, find nothing to the effect that Dr. Ford's credibility is such that her allegations should be summarily dismissed.
In the normal course of proceedings, and the aggrieved party shows up at the police and alleges a crime. Next, the police do an investigation. Once that's complete, the prosecutor decides on bringing a case. As we know, at the time of Dr. Ford's testimony, there was no investigation, and victims are not usually required to investigate the crimes against them on their own. How surprising can it be that a prosecutor, based solely on the victim's allegations, won't bring a case? It patently is not.
Also, you will note that Mitchell did not write up her assessment of Kavanaugh's testimony. It's an interesting exercise to ponder the reasons why that is.
Finally, despite what the Goober mouth-breathers, from Graham on down to blogging nitwits, try to establish, the standard for the confirmation process is not "beyond a reasonable doubt", or even "preponderance of evidence". The standard is, did the nominee demonstrate the temperament, the personality, the ability to render judgment setting aside personal (political) preferences, and to argue calmly and rationally even in the face of adversity, the very abilities every reasonable person would expect from a judge on the highest court of the country? By every reasonable standard, Kavanaugh demonstrated the very opposite thereof. As was noted elsewhere, there is no presumption of confirmability. That's before we get to the fact that, arguably, Kavanaugh lied to the Senate Judiciary Committee numerous times - a crime in its own right. And that is why the assessment that "no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case" does not help them at all. Rather, it further demonstrates how desperately they have to try to muddy the waters to conceal what they are doing.