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Dems’ Shrug At Platner Scandal Proves Kavanaugh Hearings Were Always A Partisan Witch Hunt

Democrats are casting Platner’s accusers as unreliable after treating the word of Kavanaugh’s suspect accusers as gospel.

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When Brett Kavanaugh was hit with baseless sexual assault allegations during his Supreme Court confirmation, Democrats far and wide demanded that his nomination be withdrawn under the asinine notion that we should “believe all women.” Now that their Nazi-tatted Senate candidate is facing far more credible accusations of misconduct, however, the party is changing its tune on such a standard.

The unsurprising flip-flop came about following the Thursday release of a New York Times exposé on Graham Platner, the presumptive U.S. Senate Democrat nominee in Maine. The report includes allegations by several of Platner’s ex-girlfriends of experiencing “volatile and ‘toxic’ relationships” with Platner “that were unsettling and at times emotionally wrenching.”

“Mr. Platner could be charming and charismatic, they recalled in interviews, but also demeaning to women and, in at least one case, even physically threatening. He drank heavily and was regularly unfaithful,” the report reads.

Much of the article centers around claims made by ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield, a 40-year-old Virginian who worked in conservative circles and purportedly dated Platner from 2013 to 2015. Fifield — who has since accused the Times of “methodically delay[ing] and twist[ing]” the story to benefit Platner — alleged that the Democrat candidate “could be rough with her … particularly when they were drinking,” as described by the........

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