>>3194227 (lb)

>He is an actor playing a role. If Stormy is a "heel" in the show then so is her lawyer.

OK, so maybe it's a good guys' ploy to front run the bad guys using a sleaze ball lawyer from central casting to bring over the top allegations, as the nation shakes it's head in disgust.

Bad guys would have made the cases more credible. Could it be these women were lined up by the bad guys up before hand, but the good guys used the Avenatti character to dox them before planned bad guy go time? That would explain the dems stepping on their dicks, especially over the Ford stuff.

Martial arts principle; use the enemies attack vector against them.

>>3194831

>potentially throw all this away for the likes of Avenatti & the Soros cash.

For sure, doesn't make sense.

That's why I thinking about the possibility that these were women the bad guys had considered running out there, but after setting up the details, decided not to. What's happening, now, then, is that the good guys are doxxing these prepared, but dropped, cases to turn the accuser tactic into a farce. Bad guys weren't prepared, and even if there were a credible case now, or in the future, no one will believe it.