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Anonymous wrote:I asked this earlier but was never answered.
If someone were known to have shaken his naked penis in someone's face at a party when he was in his 20s, so close they had to touch it to get away from it, should that preclude them from the supreme court.
Put aside the partisan politics, and just answer without that. Is that disqualifying behavior?
No. Lying about it (and about excess drinking) should preclude them from the Supreme Court.
Best to admit that you were a drunk party bro and that is behind you. Not what Kavanaugh did.
He acted like he was a choir boy who did nothing.
Please note where he said that. I heard him say that he did drink a lot--but he did not "blackout." You added the "choirboy" spin.
That is what is called "lying."
No. That’s called telling the truth. Kavanaugh himself said he spent all his time studying, going to Mass, and doing service projects. He could have gone with the “I was kind of wild in high school” defense, and everybody would have understood, but he didn’t. He went full choir boy, although he has had to walk that back now that he has been exposed as untrustworthy.