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This document is a digital news article snippet concerning the 2018 Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, not Jeffrey Epstein. It details a new allegation of misconduct from a Yale classmate, Ms. Ramirez, and the lack of corroboration found by The New York Times. The text also includes reactions from Republicans, conservative activists like Carrie Severino, and statements from Kavanaugh's legal team refuting the claims.

People (10)

Name Role Context
Ms. Ramirez Accuser
A former Yale classmate of Brett Kavanaugh who accused him of exposing himself during their college days. She contact...
Mr. Kavanaugh (Judge Kavanaugh) Supreme Court Nominee
The subject of multiple allegations of misconduct, including from Ms. Ramirez and Dr. Blasey. He denied the allegations.
Michael Avenatti Lawyer
Lawyer for Stephanie Clifford who posted 'additional salacious allegations' about Kavanaugh on Twitter.
Stephanie Clifford Pornographic film actress
Client of Michael Avenatti who claims to have had an affair with Mr. Trump.
Mr. Trump President
Mentioned in relation to an affair with Stephanie Clifford and for promising a conservative judicial agenda in 2016.
Senator Charles E. Grassley Judiciary Committee Chairman
Republican Senator from Iowa. His spokesman stated they were looking into new allegations but planned to proceed with...
Carrie Severino Chief Counsel and Policy Director
Works for the Judicial Crisis Network and stated that conservatives were galvanized in their support for Kavanaugh ag...
Beth Wilkinson Lawyer
One of Judge Kavanaugh's lawyers who issued a statement refuting the allegations in The New Yorker.
Alexandra Walsh Lawyer
One of Judge Kavanaugh's lawyers who issued a statement refuting the allegations in The New Yorker.
Dr. Blasey Accuser
Accused Judge Kavanaugh of assaulting her at a gathering in the summer of 1982.

Timeline (4 events)

College days (unspecified)
An alleged incident where Mr. Kavanaugh exposed himself to Ms. Ramirez.
Yale (inferred)
Mr. Kavanaugh Ms. Ramirez
Monday (relative)
Judge Kavanaugh's lawyers assailed The New Yorker article as unfounded.
N/A
Summer of 1982
An alleged assault by Judge Kavanaugh on Dr. Blasey during a small gathering.
Unspecified
Judge Kavanaugh Dr. Blasey
Thursday (relative)
A planned Judiciary Committee hearing regarding the Kavanaugh nomination.
N/A

Locations (1)

Location Context

Relationships (7)

Ms. Ramirez Former Classmates / Accuser-Accused Mr. Kavanaugh
Text states they were 'former Yale classmates' and that she accused him of exposing himself.
Dr. Blasey Accuser-Accused Mr. Kavanaugh
Text states she alleged he 'assaulted' her in the summer of 1982.
Michael Avenatti Lawyer-Client Stephanie Clifford
Text identifies Avenatti as 'the lawyer for Stephanie Clifford'.
Stephanie Clifford Alleged Affair Mr. Trump
Text states she 'claims to have had an affair with Mr. Trump'.
Beth Wilkinson Lawyer-Client Mr. Kavanaugh
Text identifies her as one of 'Judge Kavanaugh’s lawyers'.
Alexandra Walsh Lawyer-Client Mr. Kavanaugh
Text identifies her as one of 'Judge Kavanaugh’s lawyers'.
Carrie Severino Supporter Mr. Kavanaugh
Her organization, the Judicial Crisis Network, is described as 'coordinating support for Judge Kavanaugh'.

Key Quotes (3)

"The White House is clearly very strongly behind him... We are very strongly behind him. If anything, I’m seeing conservatives more galvanized by what is going on because it has become such a pattern of unsubstantiated smears and character assassination."
Source
— Carrie Severino (Expressing conservative support for Judge Kavanaugh in the face of allegations.)
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Quote #1
"It is facts and evidence that matter when accusations of this kind are made... Notwithstanding that, the editors of The New Yorker chose to publicize a story describing an alleged incident from Judge Kavanaugh’s college days that not a single eyewitness could corroborate and that even the person making the allegation is herself uncertain about."
Source
— Judge Kavanaugh's lawyers (Beth Wilkinson and Alexandra Walsh) (In a statement criticizing The New Yorker for publishing an uncorroborated allegation from Ms. Ramirez.)
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Quote #2
"testimony as well as documentary evidence from the time"
Source
— Judge Kavanaugh's lawyers (Beth Wilkinson and Alexandra Walsh) (Describing evidence, including calendar pages from 1982, that they claim will exonerate Kavanaugh of the allegation made by Dr. Blasey.)
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Quote #3

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