Skylar
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I think the staff leaked the letter with her knowledge. It was a highly unethical thing to do.
That would mean she told them to do it.
In essence she did it.
Alas, there's no evidence that Feinstein leaked the letter. Remember, Toro is citing his opinion. The OP is citing his imagination.
Feelings aren't facts, guys. Despite what the Echo Chamber might tell you.
Just like words aren't facts unless you have physical evidence to back them up.
Eye witness testimony is evidence in any court of law. And certainly in a Senate hearing.
As demonstrated elegantly by the investigation initiated after Ford's testimony. And Republicans opposing such an investigation before it.
What eyewitness?
That would be Christine Blasey Ford, giving a first hand, eye witness account of her experiences.
Any first hand account is an eye witness account.