A new anti-Kavanaugh book doesn’t mention me by name. Here’s why.

There’s a reason that Biskupic, the author of several books about the Supreme Court and a reporter known as a great scoop-finder, does not mention me by name. Why? Because to do so would set off a chain of events that Biskupic, CNN, and the rest of the media would rather not unleash.

If Biskupic named me, she would have to describe the contents of my book, The Devil’s Triangle. I reveal extortion attempts, media manipulation, witness tampering, and even a sexual honey trap, all to destroy me and Brett Kavanaugh. I talk about Leland Keyser, Ford’s friend who denied the alleged assault ever happened and went on to say that she was pressured to change her story.

Biskupic doesn’t want to go there because it would collapse her case against Brett. It’s the same reason the Washington Post won’t review my book despite my being a native Washingtonian with deep family roots in the city, and despite the fact that I was at the center of one of the most explosive Washington scandals in decades.

[Editorial bias in action, as Mark concludes. They don’t want to tell the story; they want to sell the narrative, and Mark’s testimony is very inconvenient for that mission. — Ed]