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    USA Today Columnist Makes SICK Comparison Between Kavanaugh And Actual Creeps: “Should Not Couch Girl’s Basketball”

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    A column in USA Today is written by Erik Brady, smears Brett Kavanaugh by suggesting girls he coaches are at risk from this sex deviant. Then he goes on to say that Kavanaugh is tarred by credible accusations of sexual depravity. Oh, really? Then why haven’t they been brought forward? Why have they just brought out the non-credible ones?

    When your corroborating witnesses won’t corroborate you, how can you be credible? When you have no proof and a long history of being anti-Trump, how can you be credible? And when you plug your GoFundMe page during Senate hearings and raise 700k as a reward for testifying, how can you be credible. Will she now join Stormy on tour?

    From The Gateway Pundit

    USA Today ran a column Friday night by Erik Brady calling on Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh to be kept away from coaching children even if he is cleared of the last minute uncorroborated allegations of sexual assault that have stalled his nomination. President Trump ordered a new FBI investigation into Kavanaugh Friday afternoon, noting later that this will be his seventh FBI background check, all of which Kavanaugh passed without a blemish of any kind on his record.

    A neighbor, Julie O’Brien, wrote in the Washington Post

    Much has been written about Brett Kavanaugh as President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, but the discussion has focused on his record as a federal judge and in his legal career. I’d like to talk about him as Coach K. Like the one at Duke University, this Coach K also is a mentor to student-athletes who love basketball. But his players are sixth-grade girls.

    Brett’s older daughter and mine have been classmates at Blessed Sacrament School, a small Catholic school in the District, for the past seven years. On evenings and weekends, you’re likely to find Brett at a local gym or athletic field, encouraging his players or watching games with his daughters and their friends. He coaches not one but two girls’ basketball teams. His positive attitude and calm demeanor make the game fun and allow each player to shine. The results have been good: This past season, he led the Blessed Sacrament School’s sixth-grade girls team to an undefeated season and a citywide championship in the local Catholic youth league. To the parents with players on the squad, it’s no surprise that the team photograph with the trophy is displayed prominently in his chambers.

    Brady’s USA Today article reports that Kavanaugh has a clean record and is still qualified to coach, but still wants Kavanaugh barred from coaching kids:

    Brett Kavanaugh testified the other day that he might never coach girls’ basketball again.

    He shouldn’t – at least not until further investigation has concluded.

    The U.S. Senate may yet confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, but he should stay off basketball courts for now when kids are around…

    …Kavanaugh is free to continue coaching in the Catholic Youth Organization and his daughters’ private school in Washington, according to Edward McFadden, spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Washington. He said a coach accused of sexual misconduct would have to go through the full legal process and be convicted before being banned.

    McFadden told USA TODAY Sports’ A.J. Perez on Friday that “adult volunteers with extensive contact with children” go through fingerprinting, criminal background checks and training under what is called the VIRTUS program.

    “The person is VIRTUS-trained,” McFadden said of Kavanaugh, “and has gone through a background check, which was clean.”

    The nation is deeply divided. Sometimes it feels like we don’t agree on anything anymore. But credibly accused sex offenders should not coach youth basketball, girls or boys, without deeper investigation. Can’t we all agree on that?

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