Kavanaugh: 'This is a coordinated attempt'

washington - Brett Kavanaugh does not worry about withdrawing his candidacy for the American Supreme Court. The conservative candidate for the position, put forward by President Donald Trump, is under attack by the accusation of sexually transgressive behavior in his student days. Two women have accused him of this.

Kavanaugh wrote in a letter to the Justice Committee of the Senate on Monday that he would not allow these intimidations to force him to retire. He called the allegations a bad smear campaign and a 'coordinated attempt' to destroy his good name. 'This character assassination in the last minute will not work', according to Kavanaugh, who got a support from Trump on Monday.

The cold is not out of the air. Michael Avenatti, the lawyer of porn star Stormy Daniels, announced via Twitter that he represents another woman who has 'credible information' against, among others, Kavanaugh. It is about house parties in the eighties where visitors were drunk and drugged and subsequently abused by several men. Avenatti comes with facts within 48 hours.

Professor of psychology Christine Ford was the first to come out with her story about sexual harassment of the judge. She would have been pushed to bed by a 'stupid drunk' Kavanaugh, where he felt her and tried to take her clothes off.