Mick
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At least there's one Senator on that committee who's got some balls.Graham is still pissed. States he’s going to do his own investigation into who leaked the letter. Go go Lindsey!
Graham rips Dems on Kavanaugh, says he'll 'get to the bottom of' FBI probe
Well, it would be nice if the accusers brought some proof or corroboration along with them.Anybody want to hear me playing the world smallest violin for your butthurt over partisan politics? Need I mention the allegations against the nominee. And still yet he will probably be confirmed by partisan politics, accusers be damned to have a voice and speak out.
Anybody want to hear me playing the world smallest violin for your butthurt over partisan politics? Need I mention the allegations against the nominee. And still yet he will probably be confirmed by partisan politics, accusers be damned to have a voice and speak out.
Anybody want to hear me playing the world smallest violin for your butthurt over partisan politics? Need I mention the allegations against the nominee. And still yet he will probably be confirmed by partisan politics, accusers be damned to have a voice and speak out.
Serious question. You're promoting a culture where we operate on presumption of guilt? I'm not saying she was or wasn't sexually assaulted. But I am saying that no evidence whatsoever has been presented against him, unless you consider unsubstantiated allegations to be evidence.Anybody want to hear me playing the world smallest violin for your butthurt over partisan politics? Need I mention the allegations against the nominee. And still yet he will probably be confirmed by partisan politics, accusers be damned to have a voice and speak out.
Imagine the precedent that would be set by denying an office based on an unsubstantiated allegation. Especially one like this with no date, time, place, and 4 others named having no memory of it. Anybody could be blocked from any position. This is scary stuff in this can of worms.
'Tis true. I've posted that to e.l. a couple of times. He, luther, mick... I'm trying to gauge if they really feel this presumption of guilt is the status quo they really want, or if this is just more "ends justifies the means", Machiavellian partisan protection they're deluding themselves with.
They try to soften the principle by trying to remind us that this is nothing more than a job interview, which is a misnomer to the point of lies. But even at that, I'd invite themselves to a social experiment to test the internal consistency of their supposed support of this type of presumption of guilt.
You guys discuss among yourselves who will be the sacrificial lamb. One of you send me your personal information. Doxx yourself. A month before your next job interview, let me know. I will have someone accuse you of attempted rape in a very public fashion. She will call your current and potential employer. And we will see if you still believe in presumption of guilt.
When you're ready, I will give you my contact info so we can get this set up.
And still yet he will probably be confirmed by partisan politics, accusers be damned to have a voice and speak out.
Where is the call for righting the wrong?Seriously Mick, you have problems. Partisanship does not excuse bad behavior. People like you, who denounce the behavior of one party while supporting the same behavior in your party, you are what is wrong with this country. Wrong is wrong no matter who's doing it.
How do you recommend we do that? Have the wronged perform more immoral and unethical acts? Bring Obama back to make a pick?Where is the call for righting the wrong?
That is carefully worded to avoid saying that they get preferential treatment.