Official Brett Kavanaugh Thread, Part 4

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So in related news, Urban Dictionary is killing it:
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kavanaugh

And 800k new voters just registered last week:
https://www.axios.com/record-800000-people-national-voter-registration-day-280d1643-9e36-4ab0-9bb2-3d903cde07ae.html

Woot woot!

This one is “old” now but still funny:
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Devils%20Triangle

LOL it was submitted by "Ted_Cruz_is_the_zodiac_killer"
LMAO

[Anonymous]

Expect a GOP investigation of a Urban Dictionary in 3...2....

[Anonymous]

I haven’t heard a UB 40 song in years. Brett Kavanaugh is letting us all relive the 1980s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Expect a GOP investigation of a Urban Dictionary in 3...2....

Nunes is on it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t heard a UB 40 song in years. Brett Kavanaugh is letting us all relive the 1980s.

Kavanaugh rampaged his way through the 1980s. In between church services and service projects of course.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Expect a GOP investigation of a Urban Dictionary in 3...2....

Someone is going to report it to the FBI!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All this talk of the process being akin to a job interview are so ridiculous. Tell me about the job interviews you've had where half of the people who are interviewing you have publicly stated that there is zero chance that they will consider hiring you.

And no job interview I ever had asked asked my drinking in college. ESPECIALLY when I was 30 years past college.

Stop being disengenuous. The questions about drinking are to ascertain whether the accusations that he assaulted a 15 year old girl while drunk could be true. If he didn't drink at all, if no one had ever seen him get drunk or drink more than lightly, that would be one thing to refute Ford's testimony.

Though personally I will say, I would never hire someone if I knew they were a mean drunk. Have too many of those in my family and it's not fun, even if they aren't sexually assaulting you.

Agreed. As for the PP’s statement regarding past drinking behavior, I’ve undergone several security clearances and questions about past alcohol and drug abuse are the norm. The key is being honest and forthright because the concern is that if you’re not candid, this could become something to blackmail you with.

Year another reason Kavanaugh’s lack of candor is troubling.

And, he has undergone 6 FBI background investigations. You really don’t believe that if a drinking problem existed, that they would no discover it? You really believe that?
Since you have “undergone several security clearances,” you must realize that they talk to more than just the candidate. They talk to neighbors, friends, coworkers, etc.
You really think they would miss this?

Who provides the FBI with names to check for security clearances?

As the pp above you pointed out - they do not limit the checks to the people on your list. They ask around. Especially for higher up positions. I know this is correct.

Yes, they will ask random people. I live in an area with a lot of people who work for the government and I have had background investigators knock on my door in the middle of the day and ask about neighbors. Even when I have said I don't know a neighbor very well, they will ask a few question about the person's comings and goings and if I've ever noticed anything unusual. When it is a neighbor I know better, there is a long list of detailed questions they ask.

Sometimes it is clear I was on someone's list because they called and made an appointment, but other times they appear to be just knocking on doors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t heard a UB 40 song in years. Brett Kavanaugh is letting us all relive the 1980s.

I still have a CD of theirs! Somewhere...

[Anonymous]

Okay I misnamed the book:

Spy the Lie: Former CIA Officers Teach You How to Detect Deception

Sorry.

[Anonymous]

A clear majority of Americans approve of one week delay for FBI investigation. https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-americas-thinking/409277-poll-americans-approve-of-fbi-investigation-of-sexual-assault

[Anonymous]

The book everybody wants is “Wasted: Tales of a Gen X Drunk” by Kavanaugh’s wingman, Mark Judge. He needs to get that back in print ASAP.

[Anonymous]

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So Brett should have never publicly talked about her prayers. He introduced the topic and the cartoonist ran worth it. Both of them were wrong.

I cannot believe you said this. I cannot believe that you are rationalizing what this person did because of

Kavanaugh’s testimony.
I just am astounded daily at the thought process of a liberal.

DP. Curious interpretation of "wrong".

He had to make sure he got as many key words in as possible along the lines of: catholic, Jesuit, little flower church (aka) little house on the prairie, etc.

I meant little ffffflower church.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So in related news, Urban Dictionary is killing it:
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kavanaugh

And 800k new voters just registered last week:
https://www.axios.com/record-800000-people-national-voter-registration-day-280d1643-9e36-4ab0-9bb2-3d903cde07ae.html

Woot woot!

Lots of those new voters are republicans too. Don’t be too smug.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t heard a UB 40 song in years. Brett Kavanaugh is letting us all relive the 1980s.

I still have a CD of theirs! Somewhere...

Wasn’t their biggest hit, “Brett, Brett whine?” Or do I have that confused?

[Anonymous]

For those of you defending Kavanaugh, is this the message you want to give your kids, drink, be belligerent, lie and one day, you too can be a supreme court justice?