Official Brett Kavanaugh Thread, Part 3

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Anonymous wrote:So we are basically telling sexual assault victims - don’t do the right thing, don’t try to protect others, don’t destroy your own life, because ultimately no one will care.

Poor CBF probably regrets the day she contacted Rep. Eschew and WaPo. I bet she wishes for a time machine.

Yes, it's shameful. Hopefully she can take comfort that Kavanaugh's reputation was sullied and that America has learned that he's not the virgin volunteer choir boy he tried to portray himself as.

Yes, I hope she takes comfort is damaging his reputation on live TV all in the name of politics.

She's not damaging his reputation in the name of politics. She's damaging Kavanaugh's reputation because Kavanaugh chose to engage in damaging behavior, and the nation needs to know the truth before giving him a lifetime job at taxpayer expense.

What about all the other awesome jobs he had? Why didn't she show up at those private companies and public servant jobs and talk about his terrible high school days in montgomery county?

[Anonymous]

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Yes, yes we get it. Woe is you, the white man. So oppressed throughout time.

It’s fun to watch the entitled white boys melt, isn’t it?

What’s sad is watching the GOP set fire to the country.

[Anonymous]

I can't believe some women think it is ok, no big deal, that men/boys grope girls/women when she doesn't want it.

I'm not even referring to this case. Just in general, that is not ok.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They are really doubling down on how poor little Brett was affected by this. Come on guys! If that's what you're worried about, we know that means that you would never have brought May of this info forward. Ram him through, but don't pretend you ever had an open mind to believe that maybe, just maybe this guy did something so terrible and reckless, even in his youth, that would permanently disqualify him from a lifetime appointment to the SC.

Know what I think? You all are freaking terrified of what HS "hijinks" we would in your pasts if we went looking.

media will help paint him like scumbag, no worries.
has this Kav guy even worked before? He sounds like a privileged little prep boy hitting on poor defenseless girls and his whiteness got him any and all jobs he has ever had. no substance whatsoever. at least the media has told me there are any.

Like him or not, he is one of the most intelligent and accomplished people in this country. But jealous simpleton lefty hacks like you can chalk all of his success to his “whiteness.”

Brett get back to work!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Glad the ABA still has a notion of ethics.

This is in reference to...?
Links are friendly!

ABA pulled their endorsement and said that there should be a FBI investigation in order to maintain the integrity of the supreme court. They sent a letter to the SJC members last night.

Same ABA that he bragged endorsed him in the hearing.

Nobody gives a shit about the ABA.

Isn’t that the main governing body for lawyers? Huh. You’d think the oft claimed “law and order” party would care.

No. Lawyers are not governed by the ABA.

[Anonymous]

I wonder what Ashley, the rock, had to say last night.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So we are basically telling sexual assault victims - don’t do the right thing, don’t try to protect others, don’t destroy your own life, because ultimately no one will care.

Poor CBF probably regrets the day she contacted Rep. Eschew and WaPo. I bet she wishes for a time machine.

Yes, it's shameful. Hopefully she can take comfort that Kavanaugh's reputation was sullied and that America has learned that he's not the virgin volunteer choir boy he tried to portray himself as.

Yes, I hope she takes comfort is damaging his reputation on live TV all in the name of politics.

She's not damaging his reputation in the name of politics. She's damaging Kavanaugh's reputation because Kavanaugh chose to engage in damaging behavior, and the nation needs to know the truth before giving him a lifetime job at taxpayer expense.

Right that’s why CBF has had to move twice since this came out! Not Kavanaugh.

Guess Feinstein forgot to tell Ford exactly what her role was here. Oh right, it was so noble and truth-seeking one day before the vote in a 3 month process. Oh yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So we are basically telling sexual assault victims - don’t do the right thing, don’t try to protect others, don’t destroy your own life, because ultimately no one will care.

Poor CBF probably regrets the day she contacted Rep. Eschew and WaPo. I bet she wishes for a time machine.

Yes, it's shameful. Hopefully she can take comfort that Kavanaugh's reputation was sullied and that America has learned that he's not the virgin volunteer choir boy he tried to portray himself as.

Yes, I hope she takes comfort is damaging his reputation on live TV all in the name of politics.

She's not damaging his reputation in the name of politics. She's damaging Kavanaugh's reputation because Kavanaugh chose to engage in damaging behavior, and the nation needs to know the truth before giving him a lifetime job at taxpayer expense.

What about all the other awesome jobs he had? Why didn't she show up at those private companies and public servant jobs and talk about his terrible high school days in montgomery county?

Who would pay the price to be paid for those. Not worth it. SCOTUS was worth the heavy price. She is great. l

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't believe some women think it is ok, no big deal, that men/boys grope girls/women when she doesn't want it.

I'm not even referring to this case. Just in general, that is not ok.

My teenagers know the Teste Twister, and are ready to use it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh, poor Marc Judge, who can't testify because he has a drinking problem, says John Cornyn. Give me a f*cking break.

A lifelong alcoholic who has had leukemia, what a loser. Amirite?

I really don’t get how democrats are the party of kindness caring and love. Quite a few democrats on display here are utter jerks.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are really doubling down on how poor little Brett was affected by this. Come on guys! If that's what you're worried about, we know that means that you would never have brought May of this info forward. Ram him through, but don't pretend you ever had an open mind to believe that maybe, just maybe this guy did something so terrible and reckless, even in his youth, that would permanently disqualify him from a lifetime appointment to the SC.

Know what I think? You all are freaking terrified of what HS "hijinks" we would in your pasts if we went looking.

media will help paint him like scumbag, no worries.
has this Kav guy even worked before? He sounds like a privileged little prep boy hitting on poor defenseless girls and his whiteness got him any and all jobs he has ever had. no substance whatsoever. at least the media has told me there are any.

Like him or not, he is one of the most intelligent and accomplished people in this country. But jealous simpleton lefty hacks like you can chalk all of his success to his “whiteness.”

Intelligent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So we are basically telling sexual assault victims - don’t do the right thing, don’t try to protect others, don’t destroy your own life, because ultimately no one will care.

Poor CBF probably regrets the day she contacted Rep. Eschew and WaPo. I bet she wishes for a time machine.

Yes, it's shameful. Hopefully she can take comfort that Kavanaugh's reputation was sullied and that America has learned that he's not the virgin volunteer choir boy he tried to portray himself as.

Yes, I hope she takes comfort is damaging his reputation on live TV all in the name of politics.

She's not damaging his reputation in the name of politics. She's damaging Kavanaugh's reputation because Kavanaugh chose to engage in damaging behavior, and the nation needs to know the truth before giving him a lifetime job at taxpayer expense.

Right that’s why CBF has had to move twice since this came out! Not Kavanaugh.

Guess Feinstein forgot to tell Ford exactly what her role was here. Oh right, it was so noble and truth-seeking one day before the vote in a 3 month process. Oh yes.

Mere coincidence my friend Flicka.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, yes we get it. Woe is you, the white man. So oppressed throughout time.

It’s fun to watch the entitled white boys melt, isn’t it?

What’s sad is watching the GOP set fire to the country.

His life is ruined? Please, Nonsense, Guy has no ideas how privileged he is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are really doubling down on how poor little Brett was affected by this. Come on guys! If that's what you're worried about, we know that means that you would never have brought May of this info forward. Ram him through, but don't pretend you ever had an open mind to believe that maybe, just maybe this guy did something so terrible and reckless, even in his youth, that would permanently disqualify him from a lifetime appointment to the SC.

Know what I think? You all are freaking terrified of what HS "hijinks" we would in your pasts if we went looking.

media will help paint him like scumbag, no worries.
has this Kav guy even worked before? He sounds like a privileged little prep boy hitting on poor defenseless girls and his whiteness got him any and all jobs he has ever had. no substance whatsoever. at least the media has told me there are any.

Like him or not, he is one of the most intelligent and accomplished people in this country. But jealous simpleton lefty hacks like you can chalk all of his success to his “whiteness.”

DP. He certainly didn't come across that way yesterday when he was going on about the Clintons and left-wing conspiracy theories, or when he repeatedly mischaracterized the statement made by Ford's friend, or when he danced around questions. Like it or not, he plays fast and loose with the facts - not something that anyone should want in a SCOTUS justice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't believe some women think it is ok, no big deal, that men/boys grope girls/women when she doesn't want it.

I'm not even referring to this case. Just in general, that is not ok.

My teenagers know the Teste Twister, and are ready to use it.

Mine too.