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    • How is there no evidence when he clearly lied repeatedly live on TV?yuekit
    • The guy even went so far as to invent a fake drinking game to make himself look better.yuekit
    • Of course it's very difficult if not impossible to prove assault allegations from 30 years ago. But the guy's partisan hackery and willingness to lie combinedyuekit
    • with the allegations from multiple people are going to delegitimize the Supreme Court in the eyes of a lot of people.yuekit
    • I suspect that if Republicans could wave a wand and swap him out with someone else they would. But it's logistically too difficult at this point.yuekit
    • Agree with the above, but without any actual proof of the ford incident, there's just no way anything will actually come of it. Republicans close ranks in...ben_
    • times like this, Democrats not so much.ben_
    • https://pbs.twimg.co…Gnash
    • https://www.national…Gnash
    • but i agree that at this point the water is so dirty that it will foul integrity of he judiciary.Gnash
    • looks like this will be the new tactic to oppose appointments moving forward. the circus just got another tent.Gnash
    • Gnash do you seriously believe these "alternative definitions"? Of course the whole thing is silly but it seems obvious to me that he did lie.yuekit
    • The genius of the FBI report is that both sides can claim to make an impartial vote based on that document. Thus, maintaining the illusion of objectivity.soundofreason
    • sexual assault allegations aside, the way he handled himself in the hearing would be enough for me to turn him away.kirshar12
    • If a Supreme Court nominee can't keep his cool any better than that, he doesn't have what it takes to be on the court.kirshar12
    • Then heap upon that the potential perjury and sexual assault allegations...kirshar12
    • he has 12 years of judicial history on the record for all to see and review and judge his temperamentGnash
    • none of the clerks who have ever worked for him have said anything neg about his temperament, in fact they say the opposite.Gnash
    • for me, his leanings on Roe v wade are enough to vote no - that's all I need. The rest of the screeching is bullshitGnash
    • His temperament is right there on camera in the hearings. He alternated between ranting about liberals out to get him, breaking down crying, and lying aboutyuekit
    • random shit from high school that would make him look bad.yuekit
    • Also this guy was his mentor:
      https://www.theguard…
      yuekit
    • You have to read between the lines a little bit. Of course elites are going to back up other people within the same circles, particularly when they haveyuekit
    • something to gain from it.yuekit
    • well, Gnash, he blew up his 12 years of good temperament when he opened his testimony with the rant he gave. He threw out any notion of impartiality for himselfkirshar12
    • I'm not saying both Dems and Repubs didn't do bad things here. They certainly did. Just that Kavanaugh chose very poorly on how to handle himself.....kirshar12
    • And, if you can't be honest about your past (drinking in high school and college) when asked, that erodes your credibility...kirshar12

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