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Twitter was abuzz about star witness in Kavanaugh hearing caught hiding in Delaware

Who is Mark Judge and why has he been hiding out in a Delaware beach house?

If you have to "hole up," there are worse places. (Photo by Flickr user Rich Renomeron, used under a Creative Commons license)

Delaware may be small, but it’s certainly not remote.

The southern Delaware beaches are so close to D.C. that a Washington Post reporter following Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court hearing can find his high-school buddy — a potential witness who could cost Kavanaugh his career under oath — at a beach house in Bethany, and it’s totally not weird.

Long story short, Mark Judge, longtime friend of embattled Supreme Court Justice nominee Kavanaugh, was going to testify as a character witness for Kavanaugh in his sexual abuse hearing. It was discovered that Judge had actually written a book, Wasted: Tales of a GenX Drunk, an out-of-print 1997 memoir about his — and Kavanaugh’s — youth that apparently supports the behavior described by assault accuser Christine Blasey Ford.

So, as it seems, Judge disappeared into the wilds of Delaware, where he was found several days later, asking the meme-worthy question: “How’d you find me?”

https://twitter.com/freedgold1/status/1044600310659002370

It’s not every day that Delaware is on the social media tongues of D.C. pundits and wags, despite its proximity to the capitol.

Some have even been there.

https://twitter.com/TroyWSJ/status/1044574540439973888

But if you really want to show off your Delaware beach cred, name drop.

https://twitter.com/anonbene5/status/1044592211126636544

That’s probably enough excitement for Bethany Beach for a while.

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