Who is Max Stier? CEO of government reform non-profit named as witness of alleged Brett Kavanaugh misconduct at Yale party

CEO of government reform non-profit named as witness of alleged Brett Kavanaugh misconduct at Yale party

as having allegedly witnessed an incident of sexual misconduct on now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's part at a dorm party in the 1980s while they were both still students at Yale University.article published over the weekend, journalists Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly shared a number of revelations from their forthcoming book,, including the allegation that Stier had witnessed an instance of misconduct from Kavanaugh.

Stier had notified senators and the FBI about the alleged incident, however, the FBI did not investigate, according to thesaid the female student involved in the alleged incident had declined to be interviewed, while friends said she did not"recall the episode."Stier"has no comment at this time." "Is that the same Max Stier who was one of Clinton's defense attorneys? Yes, yes it is," Sean Davis, the co-founder of conservative online magazine The Federalist tweeted.

"Stier has worked on both sides of the aisle for decades and is widely respected by Dems and Repubs as you know. Stop trying to cover-up for your hand-picked 'federalist'," Avenatti said.

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