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Not sure when it happened, but this is the new way to paint someone as guilty on an unproven allegation. Basically, you have a party subjectively deem an allegation "credible" under the guise of it not being able to be disproved. Then you repeat this claim ad nauseum until it sounds like it's a reasonable assumption that the accused is guilty.
With Kavanagh, you now have a guy who has had some allegations definitively proven untrue. And one of the recent NY Times "bombshell" new allegations is denied by the very person it allegedly happened to.
So you have two claims remaining:
-Ford's, where her friend who was supposed to corroborate it did not despite immense pressure to. And where there is no evidence whatsoever.
-Ramirez's, where there was a room full of people and not a single one corroborates it. And of course, the decades old claim has no evidence like Fords
So two uncorroborated, unverified, decades old allegations that were never reported to authorities. No evidence. No witnesses. No reason whatsoever to believe them except that they said it happened.
This is what a "credible allegation" looks like. Be careful when you see this term used in the media. Kamala Harris thought the allegations made by Jussie Smollett were quite credible, too.
With Kavanagh, you now have a guy who has had some allegations definitively proven untrue. And one of the recent NY Times "bombshell" new allegations is denied by the very person it allegedly happened to.
So you have two claims remaining:
-Ford's, where her friend who was supposed to corroborate it did not despite immense pressure to. And where there is no evidence whatsoever.
-Ramirez's, where there was a room full of people and not a single one corroborates it. And of course, the decades old claim has no evidence like Fords
So two uncorroborated, unverified, decades old allegations that were never reported to authorities. No evidence. No witnesses. No reason whatsoever to believe them except that they said it happened.
This is what a "credible allegation" looks like. Be careful when you see this term used in the media. Kamala Harris thought the allegations made by Jussie Smollett were quite credible, too.