Sleeze..BTW, Michael Avanatti has said he has a 3rd woman AND now the Maryland police say there’s a 4th. When one has the guts to come out, others will gather their strength and join her. Just like those in the #MeToo movement.
The wealthy, spoiled brats, regardless any party affiliation, share their common sense of superiority, even when they’re scum. But the real issue isn’t what happened many years ago, but what his RECORD shows he would do on SCOTUS—hmm, think a bit of sharia-US edition.
Of course, if he WAS the Deputy Attorney General, we would ONLY have to endure him until the 2020 election when the new Democratic President takes over, and cleans house of all the chump’s flunkies and sycophants…
Kavanaugh now claims he couldn’t do the things he was accused of since he was a virgin. For the record, so far the things he has been accused of could be done by a virgin, no penetration involved, as of yet. However, exposing his penis and coercing a woman to touch it, is also sexual assault and trying to take off someone’s clothes while pinning them down with a hand over her mouth is also sexual assault.
This would be okay because, A) Presumably, it wouldn’t be a lifetime appointment, and B) He wouldn’t be in a position to rule in favor of the criminal president from the SCOTUS bench.
Russian-linked donations to GOP Senators could explain their rush to confirm Kavanaugh.
Dallas News: GOP campaigns took $7.35 million from oligarch linked to Russia
Donald Trump and the political action committees for Mitch McConnell, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Lindsey Graham, John Kasich and John McCain accepted $7.35 million in contributions from a Ukrainian-born oligarch who is the business partner of two of Russian president Vladimir Putin’s favorite oligarchs and a Russian government bank.
During the 2015-2016 election season, Ukrainian-born billionaire Leonard “Len” Blavatnik contributed $6.35 million to leading Republican candidates and incumbent senators. Mitch McConnell was the top recipient of Blavatnik’s donations, collecting $2.5 million for his GOP Senate Leadership Fund under the names of two of Blavatnik’s holding companies, Access Industries and AI Altep Holdings, according to Federal Election Commission documents and OpenSecrets.org.
Since I commented a day or so ago, two more of Kavanaugh’s …. victims… have come forward. One from a lot more recently than high school. From his early professional days in DC. I think even Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski and Maine’s Susan Collins are beginning to get antsy.
Well, things have changed. For now. And all thanks to a Republican – Congressman Jeff Flake. He was going to vote yes – at the committee meeting. But was waylaid on his way to the meeting by two women, rape survivors that basically told him off. He then worked with some Democrats on the committee, told the head idiot that he wouldn’t vote yes unless and until there is an FBI investigation. And I bet the FBI will find needed evidence. The next question is will he then be allowed to stay in his current position? Doubt it. Oh, I mentioned on my Facebook feed that, as the time to charge him has passed, maybe the one who told of his attack in DC – years later – would be within the allotted time frame. A gentleman replied that Maryland doesn’t have a cut off time for rape. So, yes, he could be charged for attacking Dr. Ford all of that time ago.
GoneGirl over 5 years ago
Sleeze..BTW, Michael Avanatti has said he has a 3rd woman AND now the Maryland police say there’s a 4th. When one has the guts to come out, others will gather their strength and join her. Just like those in the #MeToo movement.
Dtroutma over 5 years ago
The wealthy, spoiled brats, regardless any party affiliation, share their common sense of superiority, even when they’re scum. But the real issue isn’t what happened many years ago, but what his RECORD shows he would do on SCOTUS—hmm, think a bit of sharia-US edition.
Masterskrain Premium Member over 5 years ago
Of course, if he WAS the Deputy Attorney General, we would ONLY have to endure him until the 2020 election when the new Democratic President takes over, and cleans house of all the chump’s flunkies and sycophants…
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
TODAY IS NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION DAY
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
Yes, at least AG isn’t a lifetime appointment, unlike SCOTUS. Time for Injustice Kavanaugh to go.
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
Did anyone see Kavanaugh on Fox? He made his high school days out to be Mayberry, though it seems clear it was more like Animal House.
montessoriteacher over 5 years ago
Kavanaugh now claims he couldn’t do the things he was accused of since he was a virgin. For the record, so far the things he has been accused of could be done by a virgin, no penetration involved, as of yet. However, exposing his penis and coercing a woman to touch it, is also sexual assault and trying to take off someone’s clothes while pinning them down with a hand over her mouth is also sexual assault.
JohnHarry Premium Member over 5 years ago
Duh – you think they would teach that at Harvard and Yale and – and … OH Right – they do.
hwolfe22 over 5 years ago
This would be okay because, A) Presumably, it wouldn’t be a lifetime appointment, and B) He wouldn’t be in a position to rule in favor of the criminal president from the SCOTUS bench.
Radish the wordsmith over 5 years ago
Russian-linked donations to GOP Senators could explain their rush to confirm Kavanaugh.
Dallas News: GOP campaigns took $7.35 million from oligarch linked to Russia
Donald Trump and the political action committees for Mitch McConnell, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Lindsey Graham, John Kasich and John McCain accepted $7.35 million in contributions from a Ukrainian-born oligarch who is the business partner of two of Russian president Vladimir Putin’s favorite oligarchs and a Russian government bank.
During the 2015-2016 election season, Ukrainian-born billionaire Leonard “Len” Blavatnik contributed $6.35 million to leading Republican candidates and incumbent senators. Mitch McConnell was the top recipient of Blavatnik’s donations, collecting $2.5 million for his GOP Senate Leadership Fund under the names of two of Blavatnik’s holding companies, Access Industries and AI Altep Holdings, according to Federal Election Commission documents and OpenSecrets.org.
https://middleamericandemocrat.com/2018/09/23/russian-donations-to-gop-senators-could-explain-their-rush-to-confirm-kavanaugh/
GoneGirl over 5 years ago
Since I commented a day or so ago, two more of Kavanaugh’s …. victims… have come forward. One from a lot more recently than high school. From his early professional days in DC. I think even Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski and Maine’s Susan Collins are beginning to get antsy.
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 5 years ago
Giving new meaning to the terms “judicial TEMPERament” and “judicial deMEANER”.
GoneGirl over 5 years ago
Well, things have changed. For now. And all thanks to a Republican – Congressman Jeff Flake. He was going to vote yes – at the committee meeting. But was waylaid on his way to the meeting by two women, rape survivors that basically told him off. He then worked with some Democrats on the committee, told the head idiot that he wouldn’t vote yes unless and until there is an FBI investigation. And I bet the FBI will find needed evidence. The next question is will he then be allowed to stay in his current position? Doubt it. Oh, I mentioned on my Facebook feed that, as the time to charge him has passed, maybe the one who told of his attack in DC – years later – would be within the allotted time frame. A gentleman replied that Maryland doesn’t have a cut off time for rape. So, yes, he could be charged for attacking Dr. Ford all of that time ago.