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Jeff Flake says Brett Kavanaugh's opening statement at Thursday's hearing sounded like a man unjustly accused, but that "as it went on, I think his interaction with some of the members was a little too sharp." https://www.cbsnews.com/video/sen-jeff-flake-on-kavanaugh-testimony-if-i-were-unjustly-accused-thats-how-i-would-feel-as-well/ …
.@JeffFlake says he "didn't like" Kavanaugh's attacks Thursday on Democrats and "the mention of the Clintons and what not.
"It seemed partisan."
.@ChrisCoons says Kavanaugh's behavior Thursday raises questions about his suitability to be a judge. "He was clearly belligerent, aggressive, angry," he tells 60 Minutes. "His anger got the better of him. And he made a partisan argument."
And he's not concerned that this reflects on his character and suitability as a judge? What about the repeated lies and deflections? Does perjury not also reflect on the suitability of a judge?
You don’t say, Senator Flake.
Not seemed, it was. And it is, all on its own, disqualifying.
When will you be requesting Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s resignation from the court?
yeah..and that should be a problem for him
“Seemed”?
1. he has lied under oath repeatedly
2. evidence shows he is clearly partisan and therefore can't rule fairly/effectively
3. his temperament is not suited for a supreme court justice
@Sen_JoeManchin
@SenatorCollins
@lisamurkowski
@JeffFlake
How bipartisan is rbg?
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