Official Brett Kavanaugh Thread, Part 5

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Anonymous wrote:All this drama by the dems during the confirmation is energizing the right. Polls already show Republicans closing gaps on many races....

Yeah but the lying drunk will get on SCOTUS and your base will go back to screaming at black people on tv and sit back.

So sad, too bad you could not stop the confirmation.

Now you will get a conservative court that will Follow the Constitution.

Too bad there isn’t anything about rape in it! Maybe he would take it more seriously if it were.

Oh the drama. You people are lucky you can complain about this. How about people living in the Middle East to rape teens all the time, women get stoned, can’t go in public without being covered up, can’t own property.... stop with the drama. Go there and do something...

I live here. I’m an American. Why can’t I have equal rights? Why can men just act right?

“Right”.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal female federal employee. Everything the right hates. I have an amazing husband, two very cool (IMHO), very nerdy, completely awesome kids, and two cats with attitude problems. I run a lot of carpools.

I also experienced a sexual assault before age 18. I’d like to say I was at the Capital today with my story, and making my voice heard, but I wasn’t. I’m not strong enough or brave enough to talk about it. The only people I have been able to tell are my husband, my therapist and my best friend. My husband and best friend know that I was assaulted, but not the details. My therapist knows the details because I have written them down. I can’t talk to her about it. So I write to her about it. I still can’t say the words 25 years later. I still have nightmares.

What Susan Collins did today was cruel. She could have been a yes all along and not created the buildup. She could have left it at announcing a yes this morning, like Flake or Sasse, and moved on without the drama. I hate their decisions, but they weren’t personal they way Collins’s was. She could have discussed his record and their discussions..
I really don’t understand why Susan Collins would say she believes Dr. Ford— except she doesn’t believe the part about the attempted rape. That she believes sexual assault is important— just not important enough to actually do anything. While making a production of being the person responsible for ramming Kavanaugh through Congress. Her speech was an extra special f#ck you to #MeToo.

I wouldn’t understand the cruelty if a man did it either. But it seemed more personal coming from a woman. I saw a tweet that called it worlds slowest, longest middle finger to sexual assault survivors. And it was.

This is certainly why I have never been able to talk about it. Because I know that she’s saying what most people think.

It was very hard to hear Dr. Fords testimony, and it has been a hard ten day. Susan Collins made sure the knife was jammed in as far as possible and twisted.

These are liberal tears. Literally. This lib concedes. I have been owned. Congrats. I hope you feel better than I do.

I am so, so sorry. Hugs and holding you in the light.

I'm so glad I didn't watch Collins speech - and so sorry for what happened to you - and so grateful that you talked about it here - people need to more hear about the effects that abuse has..

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Anonymous wrote:Senator Collins is methodical, thoughtful and sets an example for all senators to follow. She voted for Sotomayor and Kagan. She would be a firm no had Leland Keyser corroborated Ford, or PJ remembered it, or MJ remembered it, or the driver who drove her home come forward, or the therapists notes mentioned Kav's name, or anything corroborated her. For anyone who is participating hate campaign against Collins, shame on you.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/abusive-calls-are-latest-pressure-campaign-against-sen-collins-n908611

She has a miserable record as a senator. Shame on her. Can't wait til she's voted out.

What a bizarre comment. All Democratic senators have miserable records in my estimation. You know, because I'm a Republican.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a tad addicted to all of these threads, sadly.

Someone posted a while ago that they do not like women who always believe women.

Well, women who NEVER believe women and always side with men are the most pathetic creatures ever. So there.

Must be awful to hate yourself.

I posted that! Sadly in my anger I meant most women hate women who do NOT believe other women. But I forgot the *not* so it was a failing post. I hate Collins now. I feel she is a traitor to women. I feel the Senate failed women today. Why couldn’t they find a candidate who didn’t have a questionable past. No one had terrible things about Gorsuch!

I am so glad you responded because I was so disturbed by your post as I have been so disturbed by everything! Thanks so much for clarifying!

And I am a Democrat and absolutely agree that none of this crap came up about Gorsuch - also a Prep grad.

Also, I read the entire Prep year book from Kav's year and the only pigs were the football players.

Poor Renate.

Again, WHY DO ALL OF HIS FRIENDS REFERENCE "RIDGE KLUX CLAN?" Can't just be "boys being boys!" Will someone look into this or send to a journalist???

So spare me your "boys will be boys" BS. Raise better boys FFS.

This. I'm sorry, but these are not "quality" boys. Their families ought to be ashamed of them and themselves for raising such trash.

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Murkowski “pairing” votes with Daines. That’s classy.

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Collins gave a great speech. One for the ages, really.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal female federal employee. Everything the right hates. I have an amazing husband, two very cool (IMHO), very nerdy, completely awesome kids, and two cats with attitude problems. I run a lot of carpools.

I also experienced a sexual assault before age 18. I’d like to say I was at the Capital today with my story, and making my voice heard, but I wasn’t. I’m not strong enough or brave enough to talk about it. The only people I have been able to tell are my husband, my therapist and my best friend. My husband and best friend know that I was assaulted, but not the details. My therapist knows the details because I have written them down. I can’t talk to her about it. So I write to her about it. I still can’t say the words 25 years later. I still have nightmares.

What Susan Collins did today was cruel. She could have been a yes all along and not created the buildup. She could have left it at announcing a yes this morning, like Flake or Sasse, and moved on without the drama. I hate their decisions, but they weren’t personal they way Collins’s was. She could have discussed his record and their discussions..
I really don’t understand why Susan Collins would say she believes Dr. Ford— except she doesn’t believe the part about the attempted rape. That she believes sexual assault is important— just not important enough to actually do anything. While making a production of being the person responsible for ramming Kavanaugh through Congress. Her speech was an extra special f#ck you to #MeToo.

I wouldn’t understand the cruelty if a man did it either. But it seemed more personal coming from a woman. I saw a tweet that called it worlds slowest, longest middle finger to sexual assault survivors. And it was.

This is certainly why I have never been able to talk about it. Because I know that she’s saying what most people think.

It was very hard to hear Dr. Fords testimony, and it has been a hard ten day. Susan Collins made sure the knife was jammed in as far as possible and twisted.

These are liberal tears. Literally. This lib concedes. I have been owned. Congrats. I hope you feel better than I do.

I am so, so sorry. Hugs and holding you in the light.

I'm so glad I didn't watch Collins speech - and so sorry for what happened to you - and so grateful that you talked about it here - people need to more hear about the effects that abuse has..

I am sorry too, but it was not Brett Kavanaugh’s fault. He is not the scapegoat for every woman’s sexual assault.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Collins gave a great speech. One for the ages, really.

really? i thought it was gross. self-serving and intellectually dishonest.

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Anonymous wrote:Swetnick's claims of Kavanaugh being part of a serial gang rape ring were so over the top and outrageous that they likely tanked the whole thing. I'm left wondering if Avenatti is actually a Republican operative. Swetnick's story changed dramatically from the letter she first wrote, to her NBC interview a week later. Why would Sen Collins give them any credibility? They deserved NONE. I believe those were the claims that had Kavanaugh so fired up last week.

Swetnick’s story didn’t seem terribly far fetched for a group of entitled boys who disrespected women like they breathed. If only the White House didn’t stand on the FBI’s neck when they were looking into the claims, right? Maybe we’d know a little more.

Did you see her interview where she totally walked back all the allegations and it was basically down to, "I saw BK near the punch container and giving girls red Solo cups." That is not worthy of investigation. It must be very lonely on the island for those of you here who are holding onto Swetnick/Avenatti story. The vast majority of your liberal cohorts want to sweep that crap under the rug.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal female federal employee. Everything the right hates. I have an amazing husband, two very cool (IMHO), very nerdy, completely awesome kids, and two cats with attitude problems. I run a lot of carpools.

I also experienced a sexual assault before age 18. I’d like to say I was at the Capital today with my story, and making my voice heard, but I wasn’t. I’m not strong enough or brave enough to talk about it. The only people I have been able to tell are my husband, my therapist and my best friend. My husband and best friend know that I was assaulted, but not the details. My therapist knows the details because I have written them down. I can’t talk to her about it. So I write to her about it. I still can’t say the words 25 years later. I still have nightmares.

What Susan Collins did today was cruel. She could have been a yes all along and not created the buildup. She could have left it at announcing a yes this morning, like Flake or Sasse, and moved on without the drama. I hate their decisions, but they weren’t personal they way Collins’s was. She could have discussed his record and their discussions..
I really don’t understand why Susan Collins would say she believes Dr. Ford— except she doesn’t believe the part about the attempted rape. That she believes sexual assault is important— just not important enough to actually do anything. While making a production of being the person responsible for ramming Kavanaugh through Congress. Her speech was an extra special f#ck you to #MeToo.

I wouldn’t understand the cruelty if a man did it either. But it seemed more personal coming from a woman. I saw a tweet that called it worlds slowest, longest middle finger to sexual assault survivors. And it was.

This is certainly why I have never been able to talk about it. Because I know that she’s saying what most people think.

It was very hard to hear Dr. Fords testimony, and it has been a hard ten day. Susan Collins made sure the knife was jammed in as far as possible and twisted.

These are liberal tears. Literally. This lib concedes. I have been owned. Congrats. I hope you feel better than I do.

I am so, so sorry. Hugs and holding you in the light.

I'm so glad I didn't watch Collins speech - and so sorry for what happened to you - and so grateful that you talked about it here - people need to more hear about the effects that abuse has..

I am sorry too, but it was not Brett Kavanaugh’s fault. He is not the scapegoat for every woman’s sexual assault.

Scapegoat? He isn't even having to take responsiblity for the sexual assaults he has committed!

[Anonymous]

Now elderly Susan Collins, who expertly and logically explained her position and vote, is a monster rapist enabler?

You all have not only jumped the shark, but jumped the Pacific. It’s just crazy insane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Collins gave a great speech. One for the ages, really.

Who, Susan Collins? The same dumb dummy who railed against special interests in her utterly useless self stroking speech even though special interests selected Brett, paid him off, and paid for his PR campaign? The same spineless echinoderm Susan Collins who urged Al Franken to step down without due process as the mere whiff of impropriety was too much for her delicate sensibilities? https://mobile.twitter.com/SenatorCollins/status/931287377989038080

Grow up. Collins is a turd. A hypocritical lump of feces.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Collins gave a great speech. One for the ages, really.

She sure did. I'm going to watch it again with my teenage kids tomorrow. A lot to be learned from her thoughtful, fact-based speech. What a nice change that she could present her ideas without all the emotion. She laid it out like a lawyer would.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a liberal female federal employee. Everything the right hates. I have an amazing husband, two very cool (IMHO), very nerdy, completely awesome kids, and two cats with attitude problems. I run a lot of carpools.

I also experienced a sexual assault before age 18. I’d like to say I was at the Capital today with my story, and making my voice heard, but I wasn’t. I’m not strong enough or brave enough to talk about it. The only people I have been able to tell are my husband, my therapist and my best friend. My husband and best friend know that I was assaulted, but not the details. My therapist knows the details because I have written them down. I can’t talk to her about it. So I write to her about it. I still can’t say the words 25 years later. I still have nightmares.

What Susan Collins did today was cruel. She could have been a yes all along and not created the buildup. She could have left it at announcing a yes this morning, like Flake or Sasse, and moved on without the drama. I hate their decisions, but they weren’t personal they way Collins’s was. She could have discussed his record and their discussions..
I really don’t understand why Susan Collins would say she believes Dr. Ford— except she doesn’t believe the part about the attempted rape. That she believes sexual assault is important— just not important enough to actually do anything. While making a production of being the person responsible for ramming Kavanaugh through Congress. Her speech was an extra special f#ck you to #MeToo.

I wouldn’t understand the cruelty if a man did it either. But it seemed more personal coming from a woman. I saw a tweet that called it worlds slowest, longest middle finger to sexual assault survivors. And it was.

This is certainly why I have never been able to talk about it. Because I know that she’s saying what most people think.

It was very hard to hear Dr. Fords testimony, and it has been a hard ten day. Susan Collins made sure the knife was jammed in as far as possible and twisted.

These are liberal tears. Literally. This lib concedes. I have been owned. Congrats. I hope you feel better than I do.

I am so, so sorry. Hugs and holding you in the light.

I'm so glad I didn't watch Collins speech - and so sorry for what happened to you - and so grateful that you talked about it here - people need to more hear about the effects that abuse has..

I am sorry too, but it was not Brett Kavanaugh’s fault. He is not the scapegoat for every woman’s sexual assault.

Go to bed. What you do is you wake up tomorrow and you pray to God for a sense of empathy and critical thinking skills.