This is where we are America.
It’s a chilling day when a pillar of the community on his way to receive the biggest honor of his life, suddenly finds himself thrust into a media frenzy dedicated to destroying everything he’s worked for.
A Go Fund Me page has been set up to help Brett Kavanaugh, the now notorious Trump-appointed nominee for Supreme Court Justice.
Not long ago, Kavanaugh no-doubt suspected he’d receive push back on his way to one of the nation’s most prestigious positions, but he surely never conceived that he’d be the victim of a seemingly endless and nasty smear campaign.
Kavanaugh did not ask for the monetary help, but conservative columnist John Hawkins took it upon himself to start the fund to help the embattled jurist and his family.
Part of Hawkins’ statement:
This is a horrible way to treat a good man who has dedicated his life to public service. So many unethical people are giving unprovable 36-year-old accusations the same weight as 6 FBI background checks, hundreds of hours of hearings and testimony under oath. It is disgraceful.
What I’d like to do is raise money for Brett Kavanaugh’s family to use for security or however they see fit.
Hawkins has set a goal of $100,000 and due to his own high visibility, has assured donors that all the money will go to the Kavanaugh family.
“We live in a country where innocent until proven guilty is supposed to mean something,” Hawkins wrote, noting the growing death threats made to Brett, his wife Ashley and even his young daughters.
They only care about women who are politically expedient for them. https://t.co/tp2caj0VmP
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) September 25, 2018
Kavanaugh has pledged to fight the claims, and spoke to Fox News Channel’s Marth MacCallum Monday night about the decades-old and uncorroborated allegations he vehemently denies.
Left spins Kavanaugh’s claim of being a high school virgin into something filthy–and it has backfire written all over it https://t.co/XYLXwx04ee pic.twitter.com/Lf39PPRhIw
— Conservative News (@BIZPACReview) September 25, 2018
While Kavanaugh hasn’t mentioned financial strife, Market Watch reported in July that Kavanaugh “could become the poorest Supreme Court Justice” and boasts a modest financial portfolio compared to his impressive accomplishments, as noted by Hawkins.
One can imagine the financial stress is also taking a toll.
Hawkins is asking for those who support Kavanaugh and the fundamental American principle of “innocent before proven guilty” to give what they can to the Go Fund Me page.
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