Ford's ex-boyfriend say's she coached a friend before taking a polygraph

[rayg]

What's there to coach, you just answer the questions truthfully.
I wonder what she taught her? Lol

http://dailycaller.com/2018/10/02/dr...hed-polygraph/

[clintonhater]

Anybody stupid enough to doubt that the mainstream media is the "Opposition Party," try to find ANY mention of this story on CNN, NBC, USA Today, etc. Of course, there's no more PROOF that it's true than there is for all the accusations against all the men who've been slandered by women. But whereas unsupported accusations against prominent men are instantly made front-page news by the media, THIS accusation by a man is "unmentionable." Same with the story about the two men who said they might have been Ford's attackers; it might be as flakey as Ford's claims, but why was the story suppressed by all but a few small-time conservative outlets?

Thank God that Trump finally said out loud what everyone knows to be true, but won't admit: that men accused by women are guilty until proven innocent!

[leftyo]

there's a reason lie detector tests are not allowed as evidence in a court of law. they can be beaten!

[Vern Humphrey]

there's a reason lie detector tests are not allowed as evidence in a court of law. they can be beaten!

And that's why you should never consent to a polygraph test -- you are putting your fate into the hands of a graduate of the Tammy Fae Baker School of Cosmetology and Lie Detecting, and getting no benefit from it. If you don't "pass" the test, you'll be smeared for life. If you do pass it, you still face prosecution.

[JB White]

And that's why you should never consent to a polygraph test -- you are putting your fate into the hands of a graduate of the Tammy Fae Baker School of Cosmetology and Lie Detecting, and getting no benefit from it. If you don't "pass" the test, you'll be smeared for life. If you do pass it, you still face prosecution.

Puts one on the horns of a dilemma when some good employers require a polygraph as part of their hiring process.

[Vern Humphrey]

That's when you have to make your choice -- do you need the job badly enough to take the test? Or can you afford to walk away?

[clintonhater]

Puts one on the horns of a dilemma when some good employers require a polygraph as part of their hiring process.

In that case, one's only choice is to hire a psychologist like Ford to give you the training you need to beat the machine.

[JB White]

If you need the money you take the job. If you need the money you can't afford a shrink.

[Vern Humphrey]

There are certain jobs in the military that require frequent polygraph tests -- those who take them soon learn to beat the machine.

[JB White]

Funny thing...I had certain clearances through the DoD, FBI, Treasury Dept, and IL State Police. Not once was I ever hooked to a polygraph. Interviewed and reviewed many times but never hooked up.

[Vern Humphrey]

The jobs I'm taking about are in Special Ops, and the polygraph is used in debriefings after a mission.