Official Brett Kavanaugh Thread, Part 2

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Anonymous wrote:Funny that she didn't prevent cavanugh before , he was in the second highest court under the supreme , total BS, failing ford

Quick, name a circuit court judge on the Fourth Circuit. I'm waiting...

i love you

She said she knew that her assaulter could one day be a Supreme Court judge, so she followed his career?

I know where mine lives. What he does. Where he works. His wife's name and where she works. Where his sister works. I know what his kids look like and where they go to school.

But she doesn’t know whose house it happened in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She's a liar and has had 35 years to condition herself

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:GOP have nothing on her, she's very credible. The GOP prosecutor is grabbing at straws. Dr. Ford is doing a great job, brave and strong woman and an American Hero.

The GOP prosecutor is making her admit she's forgetting everything. Which is why Blumenthal had to try to redeem her credibility by bringing it up.

She's been incredibly clear and consistent about what she remembers and what she doesn't. It's consistent with everything we've said and heard since she came out publicly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When they hired Mitchell to confuse or rattle Ford they didn’t seem to realize that nobody is more careful with their conclusions or affirmations that research scientists. That is literally what they spend their life being careful about.

yep. Way underestimated her.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If the polygraph is useless, why is Mitchell spending so much time on the details of it?

Because they are lying about it. Notice how she would not state who hired the Polygraph individual

Oh please, she was referring to her lawyers to get the full name of the guy who administered it. You are grasping for straws. This is devastating to Kavanagh and the R's look just stupid.

[Anonymous]

You don't plan vacations that involve long flights if you fear flying. I get horribly airsick and only fly if it's necessary as result. And by necessary, I mean someone is ill, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She's a liar and has had 35 years to condition herself

Ignore the desperate psycho.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You don't plan vacations that involve long flights if you fear flying. I get horribly airsick and only fly if it's necessary as result. And by necessary, I mean someone is ill, etc.

You don't but others clearly do. Get over yourself.

[Anonymous]

Well they withdraw him during the break?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Funny that she didn't prevent cavanugh before , he was in the second highest court under the supreme , total BS, failing ford

Quick, name a circuit court judge on the Fourth Circuit. I'm waiting...

i love you

She said she knew that her assaulter could one day be a Supreme Court judge, so she followed his career?

I know where mine lives. What he does. Where he works. His wife's name and where she works. Where his sister works. I know what his kids look like and where they go to school.

To what end?

Part of it is out of anger that he got away with it (it went to trial; evidence was thrown out due to officer error) and seems to have not suffered at all while I still suffer and the other part of it is to make sure I avoid him and his family as much as possible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You don't plan vacations that involve long flights if you fear flying. I get horribly airsick and only fly if it's necessary as result. And by necessary, I mean someone is ill, etc.

You meant to write "I don't plan vacations that involve long flights".

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry haters but she seems totally believeable. A perfect client. Innocent seeming, with those big eyes, a combination of disarmingly frank and just a dash of ditzy, even as she throws around scientific jargon. Either she's the real deal or an Oscar winning actress.

a Doctor who doesn't know what "exculpatory" means?

That word is used a lot in legal circles/jargon, but it is not unreasonable for a highly educated person (who is not a lawyer) to not know the meaning. Of all the reasons to discount someone, this particular one is weak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You don't plan vacations that involve long flights if you fear flying. I get horribly airsick and only fly if it's necessary as result. And by necessary, I mean someone is ill, etc.

This is all you got. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So wow. Ford counsel says that the reason they refuse to provide to underlying data for polygraph is because committee won’t let their polygraph guy testify. More demands; more withholding of information.

Kimberley Strassel

That is reasonable. They won't provide something that a bunch of R experts will try to poke holes in unless they agree to let their expert testify. That is just logical.

Complex data is rarely offered without an expert witness to explain the data. The committee is free to find their own expert, but is only fair to let her have her own expert explain the data. Your side won't even let her look at a map they're using as data.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Funny that she didn't prevent cavanugh before , he was in the second highest court under the supreme , total BS, failing ford

Quick, name a circuit court judge on the Fourth Circuit. I'm waiting...

i love you

She said she knew that her assaulter could one day be a Supreme Court judge, so she followed his career?

I know where mine lives. What he does. Where he works. His wife's name and where she works. Where his sister works. I know what his kids look like and where they go to school.

I'm really sorry.
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