The New York Times was forced to issue a significant correction Sunday to its “bombshell” report on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh after being called out by other journalists for excluding exculpatory evidence from their initial report. President Trump, who blasted the initial report, unloaded on the paper again early Monday, pointing to the forced correction and its “assault” on the conservative justice as another example of how the left-leaning mainstream is “working with their partner, the Dems,” to push a political agenda rather than reporting the facts.
On Saturday, The New York Times published a report on Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez’s “Yale experience” which has inspired outrage from Democrats and calls from the Left for the impeachment of Kavanaugh. In the report, the Times cites former classmate, Max Stier, who told the Times’ Kate Kelly and Robin Pogebrin, who are writing a book about Kavanaugh’s accusers, that Kavanaugh pulled down his pants and exposed himself at a college party while other classmates supposedly grabbed Kavanaugh’s penis and pushed it into the hand of a female victim.
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