But is the presumption of innocence dead?
This position is held in varying forms by nearly everyone thoughtful with whom I’m speaking. What divides these folks is which way to break the symmetry. But honest people see deep reasons that both outcomes are not healthy or workable. We need a genius healer we just don’t have.https://twitter.com/BretWeinstein/status/1048287098464165888 …
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Keith... that is what Congress is for... :)
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And, in all honesty, if we cannot reach a good conclusion to this, isn't due process and presumption of innocence worth defending above policy?
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This isn’t a particularly novel dichotomy—we’ve know the way to break the symmetry for centuries, i.e. presumption of innocence
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something will be dug up or fabricated with WHOEVER is put forward for confirmation. the worst possible outcome long term is allowing for this to actually work in the left’s favor. cannot set this precedent
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