Actually, Ford testimony is not evidence, and in fact would not be admissable in any court. The court would deem it to be conjecture because of the incomplete information.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.
Says the liberal supporting the good Doctor that has NO EVIDENCE.
Ford's testimony is evidence. As demonstrated as the Republicans fighting an FBI investigation before her testimony. And calling for one after.
If you read a little about rules of evidence, and some 1974 supreme court cases, it would show that accuser testimony can not be admissable as evidence because the accuser has motivation to lie. Also, any close friends of the accuser would also likely be thrown out, as they also would be deemed to have reason to lie.
Only evidence that is considered to be nonprejudicial can be admitted as evidence.