I disagree. His demonstrated partisan attacks and emotional outbursts and repeated interruption of Dem Senators, his lying about not watching Dr Ford - any of those are disqualifying and taken together, absolutely disqualifying. And the Clintons? Seriously?
Ford proved to be credible today and her testimony should be taken seriously, while Kavanaugh deserves to have his name cleared if he is wrongly accused. With the integrity of the Supreme Court at stake, the committee should conduct a thorough investigation before it votes.
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Disqualifying yes, but the GOP will ram through Kavanaugh confirmation. It will be a sad, scary day when they do.
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Even if you believe none of her accusations: We haven’t seen his records. He committed perjury. He has refused to ask for an investigation. He was disrespectful to Senators. He is extremely partisan. He showed that he has no interest in impartiality. He is not fit for this seat.
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Assault allegations aside, Kavanaugh proved himself to be unfit to serve as an impartial jurist. By all means, an FBI investigation is in order but he should not be seated on the SC regardless of outcome.
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You can’t walk this line, Evan. If she’s credible, he’s lying. It’s that simple.
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