Topic: Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh - page 4. (Read 13396 times)

I'm not so sure about that did you hear his conspiracy theories lol, also he might be the only SCOTUS nominee to have a former SC Justice publicly say he wouldn't support his nomination.  I mean that takes an idiot so I guess we should debate if he is a complete idiot or not eh?!

But let's not get carried away. He's not gonna sue anyone. He might be a shitty person but not a complete idiot.

I hope Kavanaugh goes after all these political mercenaries with defamation suits.

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He is either a liar, or a complete idiot... either of which should disqualify him for the position

Even if he was honest about the FFFF referring to someone with a stutter... making fun of people with disabilities should disqualify him from being a justice on the supreme court

According to Seth Abramson (Lawyer, Professor, Investigative Journalist, Author, etc):
https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/1047698391722065920

Keyword being "obvious" lies... it is obvious to everyone with a brain

Sorry, not sorry

Wait, he lied about FFFF?

What does it REALLY MEAN?

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Perjury ("FFFF"): CONFIRMED
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I don't think there is any public evidence that shows any of this is a lie. What you say is nothing more than speculation.

“As someone who knew and liked Brett Kavanaugh when we clerked together, I have tried very hard to stay out of this process and to give him the benefit of the doubt,” said Mark Lemley, a professor at Stanford Law School. But Kavanaugh’s behavior at the hearing last week “was not what we should expect of a Supreme Court Justice. Telling obvious lies about his background, yelling at senators, refusing to answer questions, and blaming his troubles on others is not appropriate behavior.”

STATUS OF BRETT KAVANAUGH PERJURIES

Perjury ("Renate Alumnius"): CONFIRMED
Perjury ("Devil's Triangle"): CONFIRMED
Perjury ("FFFF"): CONFIRMED
Perjury ("boofing"): CONFIRMED
Perjury ("Bart"): CONFIRMED
Perjury (no blackouts): CONFIRMED
Perjury (no groping): CONFIRMED

I don't even really trust him on the 2^nd amendment -- probably he would support all sorts of incremental regulations. Though maybe his experience with his nomination will make him more radical, which might be interesting.

(CNN) — The confirmation fight over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination hasn't gone the way any Republican would have hoped when President Donald Trump picked him for the Supreme Court on July 9.

What looked like a sure-thing confirmation -- and one that would move the court in a decidedly more conservative direction for years to come -- has been badly sidetracked by allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.

And yet, it appears as though the incredibly public and nasty fight over what Kavanaugh did or didn't do has had a somewhat unexpected result: Republican base voters are suddenly telling pollsters that they are considerably more enthusiastic about voting in 33 days' time.

In a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, Republicans had closed a 10-point enthusiasm deficit with Democrats in July, which is down to just 2 points now. In July, 78% of Democrats and 68% of Republicans said the November elections were "very important." Now, 80% of Democrats say the same while 78% of Republicans do too.

That same poll shows that the Democratic edge on the generic ballot question -- if the election were held today would you vote for the Democratic or Republican candidate in your district -- has been cut in half (from 12 points to 6) between mid-September and now. Now, this poll was conducted entirely in one night, so it may not be completely representative of public opinion.
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I expect Kavanaugh to make it through the Senate unless some major scandal is revealed. On the Republican side, probably even Rand Paul will find it politically impossible to vote against him unless he's already destined to lose, and a few democrats will likely also be pressured to vote for him (though their votes will be unnecessary).

What do you think?

U mean the boob grabber ?

Never knew one cud manufacture sympathy out of lust, until I saw him.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6198473/amp/Senator-Cory-Bookers-column-groping-girl-resurfaces.html

Is it my crazy or is Cory Booker saying things that make no sense?

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Manchin (and Heitkamp) are red state (D) Senators and both appear to be under pressure from their constituents to vote yes.

All 5 of the swing Senators appear desperate for any kind of validation to vote yes.

I too feel the same way for Reps; but how did u know abt Manchin?

In case of Flake too; I think he simply wanted an investigation to appear to have exhausted all options and if the investigation doesn't reveal anything explicitly grotesque and just a bunch of hearsays; I think he'll go Yes.

As things stand right now, it seems to me that all Republicans + Joe Manchin will vote to confirm him. Manchin and Flake have both been saying pretty pro-Kavanaugh things, and nobody in-the-know seems worried about Collins and Murkowski.