Had to look this up as you and some of my left-er friends keep throwing out this "rushing" comment.
Barack Obama (76.5 avg)
- Elena Kagan 87
- Sonia Sotomayor 66
Oops, you accidently forgot to include this Obama one:
- Merritt Garland 293
Had to look this up as you and some of my left-er friends keep throwing out this "rushing" comment.
Barack Obama (76.5 avg)
- Elena Kagan 87
- Sonia Sotomayor 66
You’re circling again.Oops, you accidently forgot to include this Obama one:
- Merritt Garland 293
There you go declaring unproven things as facts again. Good little Democrat you are.Kavanaugh claims he was a virgin through High school and College. No one has claimed he had sex with them, just that he tried to. He's a very bad rapist.
You’re circling again.
He never came up for confirmation. You might as well count every day between then and now.At least I'm not deliberately ignoring a 293 day exception to my "this is a timely process" take.
OOOOOOOH, so THAT's the difference! Thanks for clearing it up for me.He never came up for confirmation.
You might as well count every day between then and now.
The American Public is getting sick and tired of all the scandal surrounding Kavanaugh---and this is BEFORE Thursday's circus.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/first-read/poll-opposition-kavanaugh-s-confirmation-grows-n911581
I actually think this is hurting their midterm chances. Anyone with a brain cell can see these women are full of it and it’s purly political.Good- they should be sick of this disgusting Democratic smear campaign. It’s pathetic and un-American
I actually think this is hurting their midterm chances. Anyone with a brain cell can see these women are full of it and it’s purly political.
Senator Chris Coons has now come out and said on MSNBC that Kavanaugh has to prove his innocence since he is the one seeking confirmation.
Wouldn't a momentary pause in the process to conduct a follow-up FBI background check help Kavanaugh 'prove' his innocence?
If, as all the Republican Senators have been saying, there's absolutely nothing to the allegations of these women, wouldn't having the FBI confirm it be the way to go?
You can't whine about "the name of a good man" being "smeared" in the court of public opinion but in the very next breath say that another FBI check which could go a long way towards clearing his name is "unwarranted." Explain how that works?
Well, for one its a bad precedent to set.
The precedent was set back in 1991 when the FBI was asked to investigate the Anita Hill allegations against Clarence Thomas. It took them all of three days.
There's a lot of candidates out there. Just pick one who's not so rapey.
And that was a federal issue because they were both working for the federal govt.
All it takes is for the President or the Judiciary Committee to request one.
This is not a trial, it's a job application. If the Senate confirms him to a lifetime appointment to the SCOTUS and THEN more crap surfaces, who's going to defend the fact that the FBI wasn't brought in to investigate before final action was taken?
How often does a job application include a FBI investigation?
You act like an FBI background check on Kavanaugh wasn't already done. We're simply talking about a follow-up one based on recent allegations that have surfaced.
This same thing has been asked a handful of times in this thread. FBI background checks are not investigations. They may do interviews but that’s about it. They file what they find and an analyst will flag things of concern. If the interviews happen to turn up criminal activity, they may refer that to the appropriate authorities. But really, all they’ll do is interview the involved.You act like an FBI background check on Kavanaugh wasn't already done. We're simply talking about a follow-up one based on recent allegations that have surfaced.
Yes ... if had Diane Feinstein not sat on it for months like Urban Meyer!Wouldn't a momentary pause in the process to conduct a follow-up FBI background check help Kavanaugh 'prove' his innocence?
assuming the accusations are legitimate and not for political reasons, why would the accusers go to politicians first and not law enforcement?
Even the NY Post ....
LOL. The Post's "eight big problems" is nothing but lame partisan bullsh*t.
1) Omigod, she can't recall the details of the day!!! Seriously? Think of a traumatic event in your life--then tell me what you had for lunch that day.
2) She will have corroborating witnesses that she shared this incident with friends in 2012 and 2013.
3) Can you remember all the parties you attended in high school? The only ones who SHOULD remember are Ford, Kavanaugh and this Judge guy who stopped the assault.
4) Her immediate family? That shouldn't be a surprise given their social circles. Like Kavanaugh, Ford grew up in a upper-class privileged family with (no doubt) conservative political leanings. Also, she hid the incident from her parents for fear of 'getting into trouble' at the time.
5) Again, who remembers the details of a day when a traumatic event occurred? Tell me, what did you had for dinner the evening of 9/11?
6) Gasp, Ford is a DEMOCRAT. Well, obviously, that means she's not to be believed. Give me a break!
7) The notes from her therapist do not mention Kavanaugh by name but according to today's USA Today, she will have witnesses who will corroborate that she was finally sharing her story back in 2012 and 2013.
8) It's a 'troubling inconsistency' that Ford mentions Kavanaugh as a potential Supreme Court pick when Trump was elected when Kavanaugh WASN'T MENTIONED until a year later? Really? For many years Kavanaugh has been a Republican appointee judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for crying out loud.
See how easy it is to discount BS?
Do you see how absurd this all sounds?