Senate Democrats sending secret letter about Kavanaugh to FBI

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

It’s being added to his background investigation by the FBI. No one’s going after him with pitchforks. Only one side wants to pretend this isn’t real - and that’s the GOP.

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

It’s not rumors, it is allaegations. Perhaps you should actually read the article.

“Allegations” made by some anonymous person who curiously has come out of the woodwork after 30 years. And it doesn’t even sound like she is alleging something illegal. A boy tried to kiss me in high school!!!

Locking her in a room, turning up the music so people outside can’t hear her protests, forcing her onto a bed and cover her mouth with his hands, isn’t trying to kiss her.

Sounds like an ambiguous situation, at worst.

What is wrong with you?

Two drunk teens have a sloppy encounter at a high school party. Thirty years later one is bitter and wound up in politics and weaves a little fantasy in her head. Or just makes it up entirely. Either way this is a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

Well - as a lawyer myself, I believe in courts and investigations. I think this should be investigated. And if there's merit to the accusation, I think that Kavanaugh should not take the seat on the Sup Ct.

Funny - as I recall, there were plenty of folks like you who thought we shouldn't even bother checking into the Roy Moore accusations. Look where that got you. I'd say Republicans can continue to count on losing women's votes if you continue to ignore accusations against your superstars.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry. This is a bogus accusation. And, it screams it.

Anyone can have accusations against them. And, anonymous? And, a little fuzzy on the details?

This rises to Harry Reid saying that Romney did not pay his taxes. It was a lie. Later, when asked, Harry's reply was something like "well, he lost, didn't he?" Yes. Dems are now on the smear campaign because "ends justify the means."

Laughable coming from someone who supports the Birther, Pizzagate, emailzzzzzz and all the other unfounded crap conspiracies that has fueled the right for more than a decade.

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

It’s not rumors, it is allaegations. Perhaps you should actually read the article.

“Allegations” made by some anonymous person who curiously has come out of the woodwork after 30 years. And it doesn’t even sound like she is alleging something illegal. A boy tried to kiss me in high school!!!

Locking her in a room, turning up the music so people outside can’t hear her protests, forcing her onto a bed and cover her mouth with his hands, isn’t trying to kiss her.

Let me ask this: had she been drinking? She said the others had been. If so, isn’t it logical to think she may be misremembering some emotional event that occurred THIRTY YEARS AGO?

Let me ask YOU this: Do you think that framing the analysis in that way (how short was her skirt? was she drunk?) is going to endear Republicans to women, while your pussy-grabbing president is in the WH?

Let’s just let drunk high school girls decide our national policies.

Let's just let men accused of sexual assault decide our national policies. Oh yeah, that's exactly what Republicans are doing.

I hope anyone who finds this unacceptable will vote in November. We cannot get these disgusting criminals out soon enough.

Ok, so if 45 anonymous sex accusations are made tomorrow against democratic US senators, you will be demanding their resignations, right?

[Anonymous]

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A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.


Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

No. A moderate would not bring this type of anonymous accusation with no back up to this level. And, Feinstein sat on this since July. I don't think she wanted to do this, but was pressured. This is a nasty "hail mary" that has no way to be verified.

This is really, really low.

I talked to Merrick Garland about it and he said it's fine

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

Well - as a lawyer myself, I believe in courts and investigations. I think this should be investigated. And if there's merit to the accusation, I think that Kavanaugh should not take the seat on the Sup Ct.

Funny - as I recall, there were plenty of folks like you who thought we shouldn't even bother checking into the Roy Moore accusations. Look where that got you. I'd say Republicans can continue to count on losing women's votes if you continue to ignore accusations against your superstars.

Feel free to investigate after he is confirmed. If you wanted to investigate it before confirmation Feinstein shouldn’t have waited until the 11th hour.

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

It’s not rumors, it is allaegations. Perhaps you should actually read the article.

“Allegations” made by some anonymous person who curiously has come out of the woodwork after 30 years. And it doesn’t even sound like she is alleging something illegal. A boy tried to kiss me in high school!!!

Locking her in a room, turning up the music so people outside can’t hear her protests, forcing her onto a bed and cover her mouth with his hands, isn’t trying to kiss her.

Let me ask this: had she been drinking? She said the others had been. If so, isn’t it logical to think she may be misremembering some emotional event that occurred THIRTY YEARS AGO?

Let me ask YOU this: Do you think that framing the analysis in that way (how short was her skirt? was she drunk?) is going to endear Republicans to women, while your pussy-grabbing president is in the WH?

Let’s just let drunk high school girls decide our national policies.

Let's just let men accused of sexual assault decide our national policies. Oh yeah, that's exactly what Republicans are doing.

I hope anyone who finds this unacceptable will vote in November. We cannot get these disgusting criminals out soon enough.

Ok, so if 45 anonymous sex accusations are made tomorrow against democratic US senators, you will be demanding their resignations, right?

I'm a Republican so I think that anyone who has sex accusations made against them should get a promotion. That's how I am going to win back women!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

Well - as a lawyer myself, I believe in courts and investigations. I think this should be investigated. And if there's merit to the accusation, I think that Kavanaugh should not take the seat on the Sup Ct.

Funny - as I recall, there were plenty of folks like you who thought we shouldn't even bother checking into the Roy Moore accusations. Look where that got you. I'd say Republicans can continue to count on losing women's votes if you continue to ignore accusations against your superstars.

Feel free to investigate after he is confirmed. If you wanted to investigate it before confirmation Feinstein shouldn’t have waited until the 11th hour.

Due process, folks! That's how it works for Republicans. Let the white guy take what is his due - a job for the rest of his life, deciding law and policy for the whole country - and if some pesky little sexual assault charge turns out to have merit then we can write some very angry blog posts about it.

Republicans' slogan: If you're a white man, we've got your back, bro.

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

It’s not rumors, it is allaegations. Perhaps you should actually read the article.

“Allegations” made by some anonymous person who curiously has come out of the woodwork after 30 years. And it doesn’t even sound like she is alleging something illegal. A boy tried to kiss me in high school!!!

Locking her in a room, turning up the music so people outside can’t hear her protests, forcing her onto a bed and cover her mouth with his hands, isn’t trying to kiss her.

Let me ask this: had she been drinking? She said the others had been. If so, isn’t it logical to think she may be misremembering some emotional event that occurred THIRTY YEARS AGO?

Let me ask YOU this: Do you think that framing the analysis in that way (how short was her skirt? was she drunk?) is going to endear Republicans to women, while your pussy-grabbing president is in the WH?

Let’s just let drunk high school girls decide our national policies.

Let's just let men accused of sexual assault decide our national policies. Oh yeah, that's exactly what Republicans are doing.

I hope anyone who finds this unacceptable will vote in November. We cannot get these disgusting criminals out soon enough.

Ok, so if 45 anonymous sex accusations are made tomorrow against democratic US senators, you will be demanding their resignations, right?

I'm a Republican so I think that anyone who has sex accusations made against them should get a promotion. That's how I am going to win back women!

Ok, so your position is that anonymous sex accusations are only disqualifying for republican men. Got it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Because, god forbid, there are people , especially moderate Democrat women, out there like me who do not think it is right to accuse virtually all students at all boys schools of sexual assault and do not think it's right to make 11th hour allegations without substantiating them in any meaningful way. And, if I "truly cared about women's safety" I would believe this craziness???

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

It’s not rumors, it is allaegations. Perhaps you should actually read the article.

“Allegations” made by some anonymous person who curiously has come out of the woodwork after 30 years. And it doesn’t even sound like she is alleging something illegal. A boy tried to kiss me in high school!!!

Locking her in a room, turning up the music so people outside can’t hear her protests, forcing her onto a bed and cover her mouth with his hands, isn’t trying to kiss her.

Let me ask this: had she been drinking? She said the others had been. If so, isn’t it logical to think she may be misremembering some emotional event that occurred THIRTY YEARS AGO?

Let me ask YOU this: Do you think that framing the analysis in that way (how short was her skirt? was she drunk?) is going to endear Republicans to women, while your pussy-grabbing president is in the WH?

Let’s just let drunk high school girls decide our national policies.

Let's just let men accused of sexual assault decide our national policies. Oh yeah, that's exactly what Republicans are doing.

I hope anyone who finds this unacceptable will vote in November. We cannot get these disgusting criminals out soon enough.

Ok, so if 45 anonymous sex accusations are made tomorrow against democratic US senators, you will be demanding their resignations, right?

I'm a Republican so I think that anyone who has sex accusations made against them should get a promotion. That's how I am going to win back women!

Ok, so your position is that anonymous sex accusations are only disqualifying for republican men. Got it.

No no, you misunderstand. My position is that it's never disqualifying and should never be investigated.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

Well - as a lawyer myself, I believe in courts and investigations. I think this should be investigated. And if there's merit to the accusation, I think that Kavanaugh should not take the seat on the Sup Ct.

Funny - as I recall, there were plenty of folks like you who thought we shouldn't even bother checking into the Roy Moore accusations. Look where that got you. I'd say Republicans can continue to count on losing women's votes if you continue to ignore accusations against your superstars.

Feel free to investigate after he is confirmed. If you wanted to investigate it before confirmation Feinstein shouldn’t have waited until the 11th hour.

Due process, folks! That's how it works for Republicans. Let the white guy take what is his due - a job for the rest of his life, deciding law and policy for the whole country - and if some pesky little sexual assault charge turns out to have merit then we can write some very angry blog posts about it.

Republicans' slogan: If you're a white man, we've got your back, bro.

No, you can impeach him. Which requires actual *evidence* at an impeachment trial. That’s how the constitution works. Maybe you can have Gloria Aldred be the impeachment counsel.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Because, god forbid, there are people , especially moderate Democrat women, out there like me who do not think it is right to accuse virtually all students at all boys schools of sexual assault and do not think it's right to make 11th hour allegations without substantiating them in any meaningful way. And, if I "truly cared about women's safety" I would believe this craziness???

Lol. If Democrats really believed the “1 in 4 college girls is raped” statistic then it would be wildly irresponsible to let their daughters attend universities. But of course they know it’s bogus.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:More in the New Yorker. I don't think there is enough for anything to come of it, but it is pretty standard for boys who go to schools like Prep and Landon.

Not only do you think it’s okay to spread rumors that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted someone in high school but now you want to spread rumors that it’s standard behavior for boys at like Landon and Prep to sexually assault girls. Good grief, you are sick. And no, I’m not associated with either of those schools in any way. And I’m a moderate registered Democrat who feels like she’s lost her party.

A moderate would wait until the investigation is finished, when everything can be known and weighed into account, and not have an immediate knee jerk reaction one way or the other. So, not buying your self depiction. You sound disengenuous.

Or like someone who truly does not care about women's safety

Why not dispense with courts and investigations entirely? Just fire people, throw people in jail as soon as they are accused of the accusation involves sex. Better safe than sorry right?

Well - as a lawyer myself, I believe in courts and investigations. I think this should be investigated. And if there's merit to the accusation, I think that Kavanaugh should not take the seat on the Sup Ct.

Funny - as I recall, there were plenty of folks like you who thought we shouldn't even bother checking into the Roy Moore accusations. Look where that got you. I'd say Republicans can continue to count on losing women's votes if you continue to ignore accusations against your superstars.

Feel free to investigate after he is confirmed. If you wanted to investigate it before confirmation Feinstein shouldn’t have waited until the 11th hour.

Due process, folks! That's how it works for Republicans. Let the white guy take what is his due - a job for the rest of his life, deciding law and policy for the whole country - and if some pesky little sexual assault charge turns out to have merit then we can write some very angry blog posts about it.

Republicans' slogan: If you're a white man, we've got your back, bro.

No, you can impeach him. Which requires actual *evidence* at an impeachment trial. That’s how the constitution works. Maybe you can have Gloria Aldred be the impeachment counsel.

Only one Sup Ct justice has ever been impeached and it was in 1805. It's not exactly a seamless process. I would posit that the better process is to investigate this allegation - and if it turns out to be as NBD as you say, then your boi Brett has nothing to worry about. If it turns out not to be as NBD as you say, then he never takes the seat.