Who cares? She’s a smart kid and he’s a great jurist.
So she’ll never get invited to the blasey-ford’s Christmas party. I’m pretty sure she’ll survive.

And, obviously, a deferral to attend law school would be expected if one is going into the JAG corps.

Purely anecdotal, but from experience:

Sometimes, depending on the branch of the Army, it can be over a year before the new officer is able to attend his/her training course. This is because of scheduling on the part of the Army--all new officers cannot start the next level of training immediately after graduation. I have an instance in my own family where it was over a year. This was someone going in the Reserves, not Active Duty.

Just saying, that the Army also may defer people due to space. In other words, deferral is no big deal. It does not mean the obligation is erased.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

Yes, we know laws and rules and the appearance of doing the right thing doesn’t matter to Republicans.

Since you know so much about the military, do they? I had a couple of ROTC/JAG friends in law school. One top of the class and would have been a shoe-in for a top clerkship. They were specifically not permitted to clerk and were told clerking could wait until AFTER their military commitments were served.

That's what they told you?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

You can ignore if you want. But it’s her third deferral— one law school and two clerkships. And many clerks serve on SCOTUS two years.

And mostly— no other ROTC commits get this favorable treatment. Why do you hate the military so much?

Just stop. My son is in the Army. As is my DIL. My father was career military.
How do you know that no other ROTC commits gets similar treatment?

Since you know so much about the military, do they? I had a couple of ROTC/JAG friends in law school. One top of the class and would have been a shoe-in for a top clerkship. They were specifically not permitted to clerk and were told clerking could wait until AFTER their military commitments were served.

So you do not know? You just heard second or third hand?

My uncle has a friend whose sister-in-law...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Exactly. The outraged are in full force these days. Must be exhausting.

+1

Imagine 2.5 years of paranoia, hate and conspiracy theories.

Sad lives.

Pizzagate, birtherism, lock her up, space force, jade helm, Donald Trump and chem trails called. I tried to take a message for you but the rant was so garbled all I could get was “your.... hypocrisy is so..... strong as to induce.... shame.” Does that sound familiar?

Not at all.

Perhaps you need to read higher-quality news?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

You can ignore if you want. But it’s her third deferral— one law school and two clerkships. And many clerks serve on SCOTUS two years.

And mostly— no other ROTC commits get this favorable treatment. Why do you hate the military so much?

Just stop. My son is in the Army. As is my DIL. My father was career military.
How do you know that no other ROTC commits gets similar treatment?

Since you know so much about the military, do they? I had a couple of ROTC/JAG friends in law school. One top of the class and would have been a shoe-in for a top clerkship. They were specifically not permitted to clerk and were told clerking could wait until AFTER their military commitments were served.

So you do not know? You just heard second or third hand?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Exactly. The outraged are in full force these days. Must be exhausting.

+1

Imagine 2.5 years of paranoia, hate and conspiracy theories.

Sad lives.

Pizzagate, birtherism, lock her up, space force, jade helm, Donald Trump and chem trails called. I tried to take a message for you but the rant was so garbled all I could get was “your.... hypocrisy is so..... strong as to induce.... shame.” Does that sound familiar?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Exactly. The outraged are in full force these days. Must be exhausting.

+1

Imagine 2.5 years of paranoia, hate and conspiracy theories.

Sad lives.

Right?

Birtherism
Hillary had Seth Rich killed
The CIA was “spying” on Trump
THE DEEP STATE
Pizzagate
3 million illegals voted and took the popular vote from Trump
Biggest. crowd. ever.
Butter Emailz!
Q-Anon

Sad, sad loves Cons lead, indeed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

You can ignore if you want. But it’s her third deferral— one law school and two clerkships. And many clerks serve on SCOTUS two years.

And mostly— no other ROTC commits get this favorable treatment. Why do you hate the military so much?

Just stop. My son is in the Army. As is my DIL. My father was career military.
How do you know that no other ROTC commits gets similar treatment?

Since you know so much about the military, do they? I had a couple of ROTC/JAG friends in law school. One top of the class and would have been a shoe-in for a top clerkship. They were specifically not permitted to clerk and were told clerking could wait until AFTER their military commitments were served.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Exactly. The outraged are in full force these days. Must be exhausting.

+1

Imagine 2.5 years of paranoia, hate and conspiracy theories.

Sad lives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

You can ignore if you want. But it’s her third deferral— one law school and two clerkships. And many clerks serve on SCOTUS two years.

And mostly— no other ROTC commits get this favorable treatment. Why do you hate the military so much?

Just stop. My son is in the Army. As is my DIL. My father was career military.
How do you know that no other ROTC commits gets similar treatment?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.

You can ignore if you want. But it’s her third deferral— one law school and two clerkships. And many clerks serve on SCOTUS two years.

And mostly— no other ROTC commits get this favorable treatment. Why do you hate the military so much?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This young woman graduated Yale and was selected by Kavanaugh as an appellate clerk before his appointment to SCOTUS and before the op ed her mother wrote.

The outrage here is ridiculous.

Yep. I’m outraged the the elite get their tuition paid to an Ivy and then get to skip military service.

I’m amused that Dems have become the party standing up for the military.

And all the outrageousness coming out of the gritfty swamp is exhausting. I can not wait for a smart, ethical, strong POTUS. Instead of a whimsy grifter with a grifty family, a grifty cabinet and grifty hangers on.

Who says she is "skipping" military service? Sounds to me that it has been delayed for a year.
Your outrage is noted. And, ignored.