https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ellievhall/trump-christine-blasey-ford-credible-witness Trump Called Christine Blasey Ford "Credible" And Said He's Not Sure Kavanaugh's Nomination Will "Continue Onward" When asked if he was considering a replacement, however, Trump responded, "Not even a little bit.” By Ellie Hall Last updated on September 28, 2018, at 3:10 p.m. ET Posted on September 28, 2018, at 2:37 p.m. ET
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President Donald Trump on Friday called Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee "compelling" and "credible," adding that he was not sure if Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court would "continue onward."
Trump also said Ford, who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Kavanaugh at a house when they were teenagers, was "certainly a very credible witness."
"I thought her testimony was very compelling and she looks like a very fine woman to me. A very fine woman," he said. "And I thought that Brett’s testimony likewise was, really something that I hadn’t seen before. Incredible. It was an incredible moment in the history of our country."
However, the president seemed less sure about the fate of his nominee, telling reporters, "I don’t know if this is going to continue onward or if we’re going to get a vote."
When asked if he was considering a replacement, however, Trump responded, "Not even a little bit.”
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Trump calls Kavanaugh’s testimony “powerful, honest, and riveting.” He doesn’t mention Ford. The president reiterates his support for his Supreme Court pick right after the marathon Senate hearing.
Trump Called Christine Blasey Ford "Credible" And Said He's Not Sure Kavanaugh's Nomination Will "Continue Onward" When asked if he was considering a replacement, however, Trump responded, "Not even a little bit.” By Ellie Hall
Last updated on September 28, 2018, at 3:10 p.m. ET Posted on September 28, 2018, at 2:37 p.m. ET
[size=0.875]Mandel Ngan / AFP / Getty Images
President Donald Trump on Friday called Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee "compelling" and "credible," adding that he was not sure if Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court would "continue onward."
Trump also said Ford, who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Kavanaugh at a house when they were teenagers, was "certainly a very credible witness."
"I thought her testimony was very compelling and she looks like a very fine woman to me. A very fine woman," he said. "And I thought that Brett’s testimony likewise was, really something that I hadn’t seen before. Incredible. It was an incredible moment in the history of our country."
However, the president seemed less sure about the fate of his nominee, telling reporters, "I don’t know if this is going to continue onward or if we’re going to get a vote."
When asked if he was considering a replacement, however, Trump responded, "Not even a little bit.”
[size=0.875]Andrew Harnik / AP, Saul Loeb / AP
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作为总统，在没有证据，没有FBI调查结论之前当然会说一些好话赖博取女性选民的好感。但是，在实际行动上，毫不退缩， not even a bit。
你好好品味一下这其中的斗争艺术。左逼最擅长的就是没脑子，没有自己的独立思考，所以总会被人当枪使。
嗯， 但不管怎么说，我作为大家口中的川黑。
觉得这次，总统提出调查一个星期，议员也这么提出； 我感觉美国的制度还是很先进，深深的敬意。
其实一个星期也许查不出什么，但是表态也大家也都有点满意；清者自清，一个星期也不会把清白的人诬陷成强奸犯的；但更体现出制度的优越。
丑陋至极！
一群人苍蝇似的，只知道跟着共和党的党棍跑，一点脑子不用，你们这样子无脑表现跟你们反对的猪党龙虾党有什么不同？
昨天舔得那么来劲，各种辱骂Ford, 今天被川普打脸，快乐不？
我想的是，要是厉害国任命官员也可以出来检举性骚扰。相关部门应该忙不过来。
川普能承认Ford testmony creditable，就比你们极端biased 攻击高了不知多少段位！
你们这群无脑川粉只学会了川普攻击对手的手段，根本跟不上川普的脑子，愚蠢至极
厉害国就检举包小三或贪污就行了。各国情况不同，要用不同的斗争手法。:P
Trump calls Kavanaugh’s testimony “powerful, honest, and riveting.” He doesn’t mention Ford.
The president reiterates his support for his Supreme Court pick right after the marathon Senate hearing.
https://www.vox.com/2018/9/27/17912126/kavanaugh-ford-hearings-trump-tweet
非常同意。我也不是川粉，一般就是就事论事。这件事看出美国的政治制度确实比较先进。大家斗争归斗争，一般斗而不破，给对方多少留有退路。
中国春秋战国时期也是讲究百花齐放，百家争鸣，大家彼此骂战，但是同样斗而不破。可惜秦汉以降，儒家大一统，再加上秦末陈胜吴广的一声王侯将相宁有种乎，导致了以后的斗争不是你死就是我活，完全丧失了从制度上搞有限斗争的可能。几千年了，只能原地打转，循环往复。
川普这么说才是正道！
你们撒泼辱骂ford的丑相根本不上道！
一群蠢货，到现在还回不过劲，愚蠢至极！
对头
Ford本来就是不要脸的婊子啊？你这是跟她站一队吗？
我从没骂过FORD, 我认为她说的可能是真的，但她记不清或者记忆有误，不是法官作的。今天出来的2个人作证说自己才是FORD事件的主角也侧面证实FORD被强奸这事情确实有。但她的指证法官，我认为是无效的。也不应当成为任命与否的理由。
When asked if he was considering a replacement, however, Trump responded, "Not even a little bit.”
人家不考虑换人，我为啥不支持？
每次看你们这种人群魔乱舞，看不爽川普但又干不掉他的样子我就很开心~
哈哈哈哈哈，看看第一页被打脸打的，你还是替猪党堕落的支持者们痛心去吧
一星期当然够诬陷了，两周之前K 还是清白的，一周之前就Ford一个，一周就又蹦出来两指控的，按这个速度下周应该蹦出来4个指控的，都让FBI调查
这句话我可没听到
现在流行左臂，猪党粉装中立，装川粉。