And she co-authored an academic article about implanting false memories via self-hypnosis. You conveniently overlook that fact. And a lot of other points for that matter.
The only reason Ford would be of interest any longer would be if the FBI decided to investigate her for lying to Congress.
As I said to Nordberg, now that Kavanaugh has, unfortunately, been confirmed and sworn in, you and your ilk have all the time in the world to come up with a legitimate reason to impeach him.
And my general advice to Democrats is to get your shit together and clean up your corrupt party.
Nice segue away from your false comments about her PhD.
I not only didn't overlook her article on false memories, I actually posted a link to it a few weeks ago. Here's another list of what she researched and wrote on. Maybe you and your ilk can find a way to work her writings on bulimia and HIV infections into your smears. I already stated that I'd support an FBI investigation into her. It's you and your ilk who claim that's she's lying, but your claims aren't fact.
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