Flake called Ford's testimony 'very compelling' Well who wouldn't, her allegations were challenged BY NO ONE except Kavanaugh who was vilified beyond credulity. The problems of this sham have been ignored, people praised Graham but his response to today is more crap. No one on the committee would dare to treat this in an honest way.  Dems once again control the narrative, are rewarded for their corruption.  This is total crap, the MSM including FOX is full of crap.  We've been played as usual.  Shut down this non functioning sham committee.  VOTE the scum out. Why is NO ONE following up on Feinstein's orchestration of this? FLAKE is corrupt.  Why else are the evil Dems loving on him?  What did they promise him?  It's always carrot as well as stick. Coons is praising Flake to high heaven and says they've traveled the world together.  Where?  Did they cut private conflict of interest deals in foreign countries like Biden and Kerry did in China?   As I get time I'm going to list places they've gone: https://medium.com/@munyati/why-u-s-re-engagement-is-critical-to-zimbabwe-s-debt-arrears-clearance-strategy-48f74b0ff9a6 The legislation significantly enhances market access to the U.S. for qualifying sub-Saharan African countries. For example, South African exports to the U.S. have doubled under AGOA, with 36 percent of its exports entering the U.S. under AGOA preferences in 2015 February 2016, a delegation from the U.S. Congress — Representative Schiff, Senator Flake, Senator Cochran, Senator Cardin, and Senator Coons — met with President Mugabe, in Harare, behind closed doors for two hours. This meeting was very significant. It is the first time a U.S. elected official or cabinet member has met with the Zimbabwean president since land reform commenced fifteen years ago. https://allafrica.com/stories/201403290081.html  MAR 2014 Washington, DC — Testimony of Tony O. Elumelu, CON, before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee's Subcommittee on Africa Mr. Chairman, I want to thank you, Senator Coons, and Senator Flake for extending this invitation to me to attend and provide testimony to the Subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on this important topic "Powering Africa's Future: Examining the Power Africa Initiative."