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Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh really like beer?
Was Judge Brett Kavanaugh the captain of his basket ball team?
Does anyone really care?
Does Judge Brett Kavanaugh know how to answer a simple question?
All these questions and more are discussed on this episode of the Mormon Women Speak Podcast!
Lesley A. Butterfield
Lesley holds an RN, BSN from the University of Texas. Lesley has authored several published articles across a variety of platforms and is a frequent media contributor. She functions as a Community Health Nurse for vulnerable populations and serves as a survivor advocate for victims of abuse. She aims to raise awareness of the effects of trauma on individuals and how trauma impacts community systems. Lesley has certifications and training in Trauma-Informed Care, Community Advocacy, Faith and Spiritual Development, Familial Mental Health, Culturally Competent Care, Domestic Violence Awareness, and Resiliency Development. Lesley lives in Virginia with her 4 children and her really hyper chihuahua, named Chaos.
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I am new to your podcast. I have just finished part one of Brett K. It was painful.
I believe anything is possible. I chose to listen to this in hopes of hearing some thoughtful comments. Instead, I heard a Judge and her faithful parrot, take a testimony and line by line (“Liar!”) pick it apart.
I don’t know the truth. We were not there. Is Part 2 going to pick apart Dr. Fords testimony? Because that too, will be painful. Imagine having a teenage son today, who was accused of a sexual act. I doubt either of you wouldn’t do your homework to clear his name by following the facts. And, because you were not present, you may never know the truth. Because, he is a Man, would you assume he must be guilty. I hope not. I have Men in my life that I love. I pray everyone does. Yet, my eyes are wide open in the trust dept. But, I refuse to be a part of this man hating crusade that is hanging over America. This podcast was amateur and sad.