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Brett Kavanaugh’s absurd 35-year-old calendar defense is now a meme

People don't think the calendar is a sound defense.

 

Andrew Wyrich

Internet Culture

Posted on Sep 24, 2018   Updated on May 21, 2021, 5:50 am CDT

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will reportedly hand over calendars he kept to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he says will show he was not at a party where Dr. Christine Blasey Ford alleges he sexually assaulted her, but people online aren’t buying it.

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The New York Times reports that Kavanaugh, who faces new allegations of another assault in college, kept a calendar that shows he was away from home for most of the summer in 1982.  The newspaper reports that the calendar shows basketball games, times he went to the movies, football workouts, and college interviews. The calendar, which does not disprove the allegations, also mentions parties he attended.

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Kavanaugh has denied Ford’s claims and plans to use the calendars as part of his defense, according to the news outlet.

While the calendar will likely be central to any hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee, many people on Twitter didn’t think the calendar was a good defense.

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On Sunday, Deborah Ramirez, a former classmate of the now-Supreme Court nominee at Yale in the 1980s, told the New Yorker that he put his genitalia in her face during a party. Kavanaugh denied Ramirez’s claims.

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In response to the New Yorker story, the White House sent out a list of “what you need to know,” where it attempts to discredit Ramirez’s allegations.

Ford and Kavanaugh are reportedly set to testify in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee this week.

You can read all of the New York Times report here.

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*First Published: Sep 24, 2018, 8:24 am CDT
 

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