最高法院大法官布雷特卡瓦诺在星期天受到Twitter的关注，因为唐纳德特朗普总统试图捍卫这名四面楚歌的法官，因为他一直批评他所谓的性侵犯妇女的历史。
“布雷特卡瓦诺应该开始起诉人们诽谤，或者司法部应该来救他。被告知关于他的谎言令人难以置信，”特朗普在一封关于有争议的保守派司法的推文中写道，他被确认为终身任命。去年9月全国最高法院，尽管许多人认为这是他在高中时对性侵犯的可信指控。
“没有指责的虚假指控。什么时候停止？他们试图影响他的意见，”总统补充说，“不能让这种情况发生！”
特朗普的辩护是在“纽约时报 ”周六发表一篇文章后强调指控卡瓦诺在参加耶鲁会议期间醉酒时将他的阴茎推入年轻女性的脸和手中。
虽然一些指控是在去年参议院听证会上引起卡瓦诺的任命，但“泰晤士报”的报道进一步证实了他们与众多来源的有效性，他们曾在正义的常春藤联盟机构中就读。在文章中，Deborah Ramirez声称Kavanaugh在醉酒派对期间拉下裤子并将阴茎推向她的脸，向记者详细介绍了她在耶鲁大学学习Kavanaugh时的经历。
文章还证实，联邦调查局未能调查至少有一项可追溯到卡瓦诺在大学时间的指控。在Kavanaugh的确认过程中，前同学Max Stier联系了联邦调查局，告诉他们一个事件，他看到法官醉酒地将他的阴茎推入年轻女学生的手中。
Kavanaugh一直否认他在高中和后来在耶鲁时性侵犯年轻女性。
然而，当这篇文章被“泰晤士报”的意见部分推文时，标题显示将阴茎插入某人的脸上是“无害的乐趣”。虽然这条推文被删除了，但许多人批评该报的原始标题及其解释说它“措辞不力”。
“判断和常识如此严重失误。性侵犯并非无害。这在纽约时报到底是怎么回事？” 女权主义作家和Roxane Gay教授写道。
“我真的很难理解任何体面的人如何能写出如下句子：'在醉酒的宿舍派对中让你的阴茎插入你的脸可能看起来像哈利有趣。'”克里斯约翰逊，博客的创始人小绿足球，写道。
“很高兴NYT明白这个措辞很差。但其背后的信念正是使Kavanaugh得以确认的原因，”女性三月的官方报道写道。“性骚扰和攻击绝不是'无害的乐趣'。”
周日，标签#KavanaughLied在Twitter上呈现趋势，社交媒体用户抨击最高法院的正义。
“让我提醒大家：这名男子因涉及多起性侵犯指控而宣誓就职，可能会听到以下案件：
- 在妇女知道自己怀孕之前，各国是否可以禁止堕胎。
“无论是女性是先前存在的条件，” Raw Story的记者Matthew Chapman 发推文说。
“好吧lookee在这里。看起来对Kavabro的指控实际上是可信的。这个连续的蠕变是由@GOP任命的，因为，好的，羽毛和所有。＃KavanaughLied，ergo Kavanaugh需要去，”作家和演员杰克瓦伦在一篇文章中写道。
“终身任命最高法院并不意味着终身逃避正义。众议院应该开始弹劾调查，”牧师和教授查克库里教授写道。
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was the subject of Twitter ire on Sunday, as President Donald Trump attempted to defend the embattled judge from persistent criticism of his alleged history of sexually assaulting women.
"Brett Kavanaugh should start suing people for libel, or the Justice Department should come to his rescue. The lies being told about him are unbelievable," Trump wrote in a tweet about the controversial conservative justice, who was confirmed to a lifetime appointment on the nation's top court last September despite what many believed were credible allegations against him of sexual assault from when he was in high school.
"False Accusations without recrimination. When does it stop? They are trying to influence his opinions," the president added, "Can't let that happen!"
Trump's defense came after The New York Times published an article on Saturday highlighting allegations that Kavanaugh drunkenly shoved his penis into young women's faces and hands during parties while he attended Yale.
Although some of the allegations came out during contentious Senate hearings last year leading up to Kavanaugh's appointment, The Times reporting further confirmed their validity with numerous sources who had attended the elite Ivy League institution with the justice. In the article, Deborah Ramirez, who alleged that Kavanaugh pulled down his pants and thrust his penis toward her face during a drunken party, detailed to journalists her experience with Kavanaugh while a student at Yale.
The article also confirmed that the FBI failed to investigate at least one of the allegations dating back to Kavanaugh's time at the university. During Kavanaugh's confirmation process, former classmate Max Stier contacted the FBI to tell them about an incident where he'd seen the judge drunkenly push his penis into a young female student's hands.
Kavanaugh has consistently denied that he sexually assaulted young women while he was in high school and later at Yale.
However, when the article was tweeted out by The Times' Opinion section, the caption suggested that thrusting a penis into someone's face was "harmless fun." Although the tweet was deleted, many criticized the newspaper's original caption and its explanation that it was "poorly worded."
"Such a profound lapse in judgment and common sense. Sexual assault isn't harmless fun. What the hell is going on at the NYT?" feminist writer and professor Roxane Gay wrote.
"I'm having a really hard time understanding how any decent human being could write a sentence like: 'Having a penis thrust in your face at a drunken dorm party may seem like HARMLESS FUN.'" Chris Johnson, the founder of the blog Little Green Footballs, wrote.
"Glad the NYT understood this to be poorly worded. But the beliefs underlying it are exactly what made it possible for Kavanaugh to be confirmed," the official account for the Women's March wrote. "Sexual harassment and assault is never 'harmless fun.'"
On Sunday, the hashtag #KavanaughLied was trending on Twitter, with social media users slamming the Supreme Court justice.
"Let me remind everyone: This man who lied under oath about multiple allegations of sexual assault is likely to hear cases on:
-Whether states can ban abortion before women know they're pregnant.
-Whether being a woman is a pre-existing condition," Matthew Chapman, a reporter at Raw Story,tweeted.
"Well lookee here. It seems the allegations against Kavabro were, in fact, credible. That serial creep was ordained by the @GOP because, well, birds of a feather and all. #KavanaughLied, ergo Kavanaugh needs to go," writer and actor Jack Wallen wrote in a post.
"A lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court should not mean a lifetime escape from justice. The House should begin impeachment inquiries," pastor and professor Reverend Dr. Chuck Currie wrote.
