Roe v. Wade and the new SC Justice

[Thomas]

Christine C. Ford however is an astounding professor and beloved by students and peers.

[Kevin]

Call me crazy but I love when someone calls out their own party and doesn't always toe the line i.e. Ron Paul.

 

[RallyMo]

10 minutes ago, Thomas said:

Christine C. Ford however is an astounding professor and beloved by students and peers.

I c what you did there.

[fan_since79]

"Judge Kavanaugh, we've heard from the woman that you attempted to rape her. Do you deny that?"

Edited September 17, 2018 by fan_since79

[Thomas]

7 minutes ago, fan_since79 said:

"Judge Kavanaugh, we've heard from the woman that you attempted to rape her. Do you deny that?"

Usually you gotta pay extra for this treatment

[fan_since79]

@paulsperry_
21m21 minutes ago

BREAKING: Senate Judiciary Committee vote will be held regardless of accusation. Committee not delaying for testimony from accuser. Going ahead with vote on Thursday, bracing for well-organized protests from leftists at Hart Senate Office Building

[mtangelsfan]

I can't see Collins or Murkowski voting for him.  

[Thomas]

10 minutes ago, mtangelsfan said:

I can't see Collins or Murkowski voting for him.  

Would anything really surprise you anymore?

[fan_since79]

Kavanaugh told Sen. Hatch this afternoon that he was never even at that party. He categorically denies all the charges.

He has also hired a lawyer. Beth Wilkinson is a well-known Washington trial attorney. As a federal prosecutor, she successfully argued for the death penalty for Timothy McVeigh. 

I see a defamation lawsuit coming.

[Rico]

4 minutes ago, fan_since79 said:

Kavanaugh told Sen. Hatch this afternoon that he was never even at that party. He categorically denies all the charges.

 

Funny because Mark Judge's book describes multiple drunken house parties and Kavanaugh being there.

[Tank]

5 hours ago, fan_since79 said:

There are some reports that Flake and Corker are not on board anymore.

Kavanaugh might be finished.

Next!

what's the statute of limitations on allegations from your high school days for something that was never prosecuted or proven?

[fan_since79]

1 minute ago, Tank said:

what's the statute of limitations on allegations from your high school days for something that was never prosecuted or proven?

Statute of limitations has long since passed on this.

This is a political thing now.

[fan_since79]

Grassley appears ready to cave. He wants to delay the vote in order to hear her "story"

 

And there's this:

In a new denial issued Monday, Kavanaugh said, “This is a completely false allegation.”

“I have never done anything like what the accuser describes — to her or to anyone.”

Edited September 17, 2018 by fan_since79

[Rico]

Doesn't matter how long it happened.  The fact that he is now lying about it is relevant.  

[mtangelsfan]

So sexual misconduct is super important to libs now I see.

Politics shows how little true moral compasses we have.

[mtangelsfan]

35 minutes ago, Thomas said:

Would anything really surprise you anymore?

If a majority of them did the right thing, that would surprise me.

If a majority of them did their actual jobs, that would surprise me.

[Spirit]

12 minutes ago, Rico said:

Doesn't matter how long it happened.  The fact that he is now lying about it is relevant.  

 

He's lying about it?  So this absolutely happened?

 

 

[Rico]

2 minutes ago, mtangelsfan said:

So sexual misconduct is super important to libs now I see.

Politics shows how little true moral compasses we have.

Al Franken had to step down for less.

[Rico]

Just now, Geoff said:

 

He's lying about it?  So this absolutely happened?

 

 

Yes.

[Thomas]

26 minutes ago, Rico said:

Funny because Mark Judge's book describes multiple drunken house parties and Kavanaugh being there.

Based on every 1980s film, drunken house parties were happening in every house on a nightly basis.

[mtangelsfan]

1 minute ago, Rico said:

Yes.

LO Freaking L.

 

[fan_since79]

6 minutes ago, Rico said:

Doesn't matter how long it happened.  The fact that he is now lying about it is relevant.  

So she's automatically telling the truth. I see.

Rules of evidence? Doesn't apply. Corroboration? Nah, not necessary. She said it, it's true. He denied it, he's a lying bastard.

Now Kavanaugh has to prove a negative, which is impossible.

"Judge, when did you stop assaulting young women?"

[Rico]

1 minute ago, Thomas said:

Based on every 1980s film, drunken house parties were happening in every house on a nightly basis.

Apparently Judge's parents left him a beach house for the summer.

[mtangelsfan]

2 minutes ago, Rico said:

Al Franken had to step down for less.

I know, but he admitted to it.  He said it happened.  

Where was this moral compass when Clinton was president?

[Rico]

1 minute ago, mtangelsfan said:

I know, but he admitted to it.  He said it happened.  

Where was this moral compass when Clinton was president?

I don't know, I was like 12 when that all went down.