What's in your high school yearbook?

Let's get this straight. A woman from almost 40 years ago claims that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh groped her at a high school party in 1982. She made no complaints about it at the time, not even to any close friends or to her parents, and then waited 36 years to say something. No rape. No intercourse. Teenagers. The accuser is from California, a Feinstein supporter. Raised in Maryland. California and Maryland, along with Massachusetts, are the most liberal states. Democrats.

She cannot remember when it happened or where it happened. She cannot remember who was at the party except for Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge, who says it never happened. Kavanaugh says it never happened. The accuser cannot remember how she got to the party or with whom, or how she got home or with whom. No one vouches for her story. Was she drinking? Using drugs? Did the party ever really happen? So what was she doing at such a sordid party? Why did she go into a bedroom with two drunk teenage boys? And why did she wait until now to sound the alarm about it?

She gave her letter to Feinstein almost two months ago. So why did Feinstein wait until now to reveal it – just days before a Senate vote? Why didn't Feinstein mention it at the confirmation hearing so Kavanaugh could address it? What investigation has the FBI done in those two months?

The Democratic playbook (straight from Saul Alinsky): Demonize. Delay. Obstruct. And lie if necessary. The end justifies the means.

So is this supposed to be enough to stop the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh? It is if you didn't support him already – as with Sens. Jeff Flake, Bob Corker, Democrats and lots of anti-Trumpers. This now is their excuse. But what about those 65 women from that same high school who signed a letter stating that Kavanaugh was a complete gentleman? That's 65 to one.

Wow. Can you imagine this? High school. Thirty-sex years ago. Teenagers. No witnesses. No date nor location. And maybe not even true. What has America become?

Voters, beware this November! Remember what Democrats are doing with their Alinskyite "ends justify the means" strategy.

So what is in your high school year book? Welcome to a Brave New World ... or is this Orwell's "1984"? Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg thinks this confirmation process has been a sham. Voters beware!