‘Polar opposite of the Brett I know’: Two of Kavanaugh’s ex-girlfriends speak out to defend the embattled Supreme Court nominee following sexual harassment accusations
Ex-girlfriends Maura Fitzgerald and Maura Kane spoke on Fox to defend Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Monday
They said allegations are the ‘polar opposite’ of the Kavanaugh’s character
They are two of the 65 women that signed letter vouching for the judge
They said he was never physically aggressive & was responsible when he drank
One of the women knew of accuser, but neither knew of the party she spoke of
Christine Blasey Ford has accused Kavanaugh of attacking and attempting to rape her at a party when she was 15 and he was 17
He has denied such claims and the two will testify in public before the Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday
By MARLENE LENTHANG
DAILYMAIL.COM
18 September 2018
Two of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s former girlfriends are speaking out to clear his name following accusations of sexual harassment from his teenage days.
Kavanaugh’s name has become shrouded in scandal after 51-year-old college professor Christine Blasey Ford came forward saying the judge attacked her and attempted to rape her at a party when he was 17 and she was 15.
However two of his ex-girlfriends Maura Fitzgerald and Maura Kane, say Ford’s allegations are the ‘polar opposite of the Brett I know’.
The two ex-girlfriends joined 63 other women in signing a letter in support of Kavanaugh and vouching for his good character in light of the bombshell accusations.
‘I was absolutely shocked I just couldn’t believe it. It’s just so polar opposite of the Brett Kavanaugh I’ve known for over 35 years. I was confused, surprised, shocked and I still cant believe it,’ Maura Fitzgerald, who dated Kavanaugh in college and knew him in high school said on Fox.
‘I couldn’t believe that these allegations had come out when I had been at the hearings for a couple of days and we just watched woman after woman come forward praising Brett and his respect for women and his professionalism and his kindness towards them and then this at the last minute came out. I was completely shocked,’ Maura Kane, who dated the judge in high school said.
Kavanaugh and Ford will both speak in a testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday on Capitol Hill.
The women say that Kavanaugh never became belligerent when drunk and was always in control.
‘At social gatherings he’d be the guy to look out for other people. He was always in control,’ Fitzgerald said.
‘He was a responsible guy. He never became someone different after drinking,’ Ford said reflecting on the times she and Kavanaugh would drink during their high school days, adding the legal drinking age was 18 in Washington D.C. at the time.
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