During his dramatic testimony last Thursday to defend his name against a slew of unsubstantiated and uncorroborated sexual misconduct allegations, the Supreme Court nominee told the story of his ten-year-old daughter, Liza, saying to her older sister, “We should pray for the woman” — meaning pray for Kavanaugh’s first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
Britt apparently found the idea of a young child having the maturity and mercy to pray for her own father’s accuser fair game for an attack against her.
The cartoon shows Liza alone in her bedroom praying at bedtime, asking God, “Forgive my angry, lying, alcoholic father for sexually assaulting Dr. Ford.”
Under his signature on the cartoon, Britt added, “Illinois Times” and “Creators.com.”
Creators.com is Creators Syndicate. Illinois Times is a free weekly paper in the Springfield area.
Clarification regarding the Judge Kavanaugh cartoon by Chris Britt:While Chris Britt is a regular contributor to Illinois Times, he is not an employee and also engages in work for other publications across the country. The recent cartoon involving Kavanaugh’s daughter was posted on Chris’ own Facebook page; it did not appear in our publication or on our website[.] The Illinois Times name should not have appeared on the cartoon in question and we have asked Chris Britt to remove it.
For his part, Britt appears to have deleted his Facebook page after publishing the cartoon. READ MORE
