Supreme Court Clown Car of Witches

Anyone keeping track of the complete clown show that the SCOTUS nomination has become?
Man is nominated to replace Justice Kennedy as SCOTUS (highest court in the land - appointment lasts a lifetime, Kavanaugh is relatively young).

Liberal women have a fit of epic proportions, crying in the middle of the hearings and making disruptions. On the eleventh hour, as he is about to be voted in, after being vetted by the FBI California senator Feinstein brings out an accusation from a woman who (claimed) she knew him in high school which amounted to her being groped by Kavanaugh when they were both drunk at a party at age seventeen.

The letter is totally sketchy, with misspellings, odd phrasing, and mismatched font. The accusation is very vague. She doesn't remember too many details and did not mention it to anyone until 2012. She named three people besides Kavanaugh - all of whom denied being there. He denies being at the party and denies even knowing her. Dozens of women come out from the woodwork, including coworkers and former girlfriends, to defend his character.

Lots of pointing and shrieking ensues from the left about always believing accusers. Old year books come out, which show that she went to a total party school and that he said (gasp!) slightly raunchy stuff at seventeen!

Then he goes on FOX and admits being a virgin till '85. That doesn't appease the mob because now they think he's a total "incel creep" and incel creeps hate women. (Liberals are also the biggest virgin shamers.) Whatever.

Now some new woman has come out to claim that she went to parties, again in the early 80's, where she was gang raped and women were drugged by the college frat boys who waited in line to run trains into drugged up girls. Again, no corroborating evidence, vague wording (she doesn't even accuse Kavanaugh of anything), and no one police record at the time.

Anyway, the vote goes on Friday and I sincerely hope that he gets the nomination. You know why? Because if he doesn't, then that means that any guy of a particular political persuasion, can have his career railroaded by sexual accusations even if those accusations are old and have little, if any, evidence.

I'm so angry that our political process has been taken over by stupid high school and college drama of he-said/she-said variety. I'm also angry that we are supposed to believe women, and I say this as a woman, no matter what. That sometimes the burden of proof that are required for regular cases are not required for women. I'm also angry that the Democratic party schmoozed, voted for, and lionized men who victimized girls and women and they don't care (Wenstein, Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy).

This also has more than a whiff of the whole Rolling Stone's fake rape story. In it, a woman named "Jakie" claimed that she was gang raped in a frat house and gave very strange details about the event (that she was raped on broken glass). She even names her accuser as Haven Montana. Everyone believes the story and there is this huge outcry. The frat house is vandalized. The problem is, that the whole story was fake and Jacky was a liar.

This also reminds me of the Duke Lacrosse case, where a bunch of  University of Virginia Lacrosse players were accused of raping a black stripper. That also turned out to be a lie, but not before the young men's reputations were nearly ruined.

What is it about white bros that really makes people hate them?

I don't hate them. And I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt:

(The cute one sticking out his tongue, is Kavanauh).

I hope he gets nominated. I hope those witches who have accused him shriek and melt like they've been hit with cold water.

It's the top story on the BBC news web page:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-us-canada-45668820

Neon Knight wrote:It's the top story on the BBC news web page:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-us-canada-45668820

So embarrassing. They're literally asking him about stuff he wrote in his high school yearbook. The world is pointing and laughing at us right now.

I feel so bad that judge Kavanaugh and his family had to be put through this witch hunt.

Unbelievable the accusations being brought against the man from 36 years ago.
The Democratic are so underhanded in the way they go about things.

It is very good civics lesson for Americans and the rest world.

Surely he will be nominated to the Supreme Court and something like this will never happen again.
It is so 1600s.


Lindsey Graham was on fire!

Sary wrote:I feel so bad that judge Kavanaugh and his family had to be put through this witch hunt.

Unbelievable the accusations being brought against the man from 36 years ago.
The Democratic are so underhanded in the way they go about things.

It is very good civics lesson for Americans and the rest world.

Surely he will be nominated to the Supreme Court and something like this will never happen again.
It is so 1600s.


Lindsey Graham was on fire!

They overplayed their hand, IMO. Not only will he be confirmed, but he will do so with an ax to grind. He wasn't even that conservative, TBH, but they burned all bridges.

The liberals are gonna flip when Judge Kavanaugh is nominated

It seems that he will be confirmed today. The crazies are out in full force. It warms the heart to see so much insanity.

Edit:


Here is the confirmation vote. It's only 17 minutes. Just hear the insane shrieking and crying throughout the entire process. It was terrible. Insane. Absolutely unhinged.

"Votes for women...they said..."

It sounds like a horror film! It is basic lawfullness that a person should not suffer any employment discrimination if he or she has not been found guilty of anything relevant.

I think there's a degree of hysteria in the West now about sex crimes and I wonder if its related to our becoming more and more liberal about sexual morality and pornography - a kind of subconscious compensation effect.

English journalist Isabel Oakeshott:
https://twitter.com/IsabelOakeshott/status/1048669436469760000
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"Whatever Brett Kavanaugh did or didn't do as a stupid drunk teenager, I do not think it was enough to negate decades of unblemished public service. The right decision has been made."