Judge Kavanaugh loves us and swears he’ll never do it again
You were reading a prepared speech you drunken idiothttps://twitter.com/yashar/status/1047998383464505344 …
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Ah, the abuser apology: " I'm sorry for _______. I was emotional." Just another reason why he should never sit on the Supreme Court...
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People on the left have done gone and completely totally lost their ever loving minds. So clouded by partisanship they turn their own values and standards upside down to keep from losing power. It's so sad, but also hilarious watching it blow up in your faces. Coming soon, Nov...
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Left ~ Keep from losing power? Republicans have all 3 branches of Government. That explains why the country is divided and destroyed
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That's right, losing power. They have little and know it. SCOTUS on the verge of a swing back to the right. 60 votes in the Senate, House Control, POTUS 2020. So much at stake. Anything to keep what little they have and gain what they don't. ANYTHING
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"Look what you made me do."
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So Ford's not believable or you're just Partisan republican? Kavanaugh's hearing was an eye opener in how to be untruthful
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He doesn’t recall. He must’ve blacked out. We should just give him the benefit of the doubt.
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That’s what you’re doing with Ford
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Ford’s testimony was cut and dry. She didn’t lie on the stand as far as we all know and admitted having forgot minor details. He lied over and over about things that are easily debunked.His testimony bothered me far more than the initial allegation. He’s unfit for the SCOTUS. FIN
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To be fair though, he hadn’t had a drink to steady his nerves.
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May you never be accused of a crime outside of the criminal justice system. I pray for you
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It's a job interview, not a trial.
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He was accused of a crime. In a state with no statute of limitations by the way. Innocent until proven guilty applies everywhere. Trials, job interviews, etc
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No. It doesn't. Are you honestly telling me that if you were interviewing for a job, and your employer received information that you had committed a crime at a previous job, that the potential employer has a legal obligation to presume you innocent?
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“Committed” as in I was found guilty in a court of law in which I was presumed innocent? In YOUR example the employer doesn’t have to presume innocence bc I was already found guilty. Kavanaugh has had claims made against him for which he hasn’t been found guilty.
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