
I reported it too. Amazing. |
This was covered during the hearings. Here is the key part: "Based on my experience in the White House and the Jus- tice Department, in the independent counsel’s office, in the judicial branch as a law clerk and now a judge, and as a teacher of separation of powers law, I have developed a few specific ideas for alleviating some of the problems we have seen arise over the last sixteen years. I believe these proposals would create a more effective and efficient federal government, consis- tent with the purposes of our Constitution as outlined in the Preamble.22 Fully justifying these ideas would require writing a book—and probably more than one. My goal in this forum is far more modest: to identify problems worthy of additional atten- tion, sketch out some possible solutions, and call for further discussion." |
Please. It’s been all of 15 min. ![]() |
So, A Modest Proposal, then. |
You know who can clear most of this up? Mark Judge. Under oath. I CAN. NOT. BELIEVE. He has not been subpoenaed. I will continue to repeat this until someone gives me a valid reason why we wouldn’t subpoena him, other than his and Kavanaugh’s guilt. |
He’ll get to a floor vote and will be voted down. |
what time is the hearing? |
There is no valid reason. |
He has provided a statement to the SJC stating that he denies all allegations. Serves the same as a sworn statement. He HAS cleared it up. You clearly don’t believe him. |
Justice Thomas [to law clerk]: is my popcorn ready? |
Since when FBI were given an authority to investigate sexual crimes? It is jurisdiction of the local police and should be referred to them. |
But is is not present to be questioned. In light of new details that will emerge today, it seems like Judge's presence would be helpful, no? |
There is no valid reason. The members of this committee don't need a valid reason to do anything. They are cowards and liars, all of them. |
I think that the committee staff is biased and has its own agenda. The Republicans have an interest in confirming this guy which is not conducive to finding out the truth. |
NP. I don’t understand that. Surely the police can open an investigation based on what they’re seeing and hearing, without a non-police witness “reporting” a crime? Can’t they? If the police read a news report about a gun battle in Bethesda last night, they wouldn’t throw up their hands and say “nothing to do!” until someone called in a report, would they? There’s more to their failure to act than just “no report.” |