
He went to Georgetown Prep. Not exactly “salt of the earth.” |
Point proven. |
If that's the case, well, lucky for Kavanaugh! |
Will "Bart O'Kavanaugh" take a polygraph? Hell no! |
Again, STFU. Credible claims need to be taken seriously. Stop the badgering. |
Grassley needs to delay the vote. There is no way this nomination should move forward without a thorough investigation of this allegation. The woman sounds credible. If she's lying, she needs to be found out. Hold hearings. |
Just do as we say. Because we aren’t the fascists. Lol |
Does this really surprise you? This is classic conservative spin. Everyone questioning the character of the victim is a republican. They basically believe any BS their party feeds them. Everything is fake news and liberal lies. While the WH might want to move forward, Kavanaugh will not. He won't put his family through this. They'll spin it to preserve his reputation, but they won't proceed with the Supreme Court nomination. |
That is your interpretation. Mine is "If somebody can be brought down by simply by unsubstantiated accusations that happened 35 years ago then you, me, every man certainly should be worried.” But perhaps I'm a little sensitive since my brother lost his job, his professional and community reputation and his home because of exactly this kind of rush to judgment and was found to have not done what some woman claimed he had. |
Nope. Serious. Need to take this to the limit |
Disagree. Vote Kavanaugh in tomorrow. This alleged event occurred over thirty years when Justice Kavanaugh was a teenager. It’s not remotely relevant today. Not. Remotely. Impressive Dem Hail Mary though. |
Well, anonymous. I don’t believe you. Or your brother. |
I would be happy to see Kavanaugh’s nomination fall apart because of this so long as we charge every underage black girl caught for shoplifting as an adult, along with every black and Hispanic minor who assaults a white person. |
I said upthread that doing this as a teenager is bad enough. Lying about it now is worse. |
Porter was/is connected. His dad was a big shot professor at Harvard. |