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No they are missing documents from 2001 to 2003 when he served under Bush, now why would that be important.
It's not important because he's going to be confirmed regardless of anything that's found in any document. Hopes for a "smoking gun" that will derail the nomination are naive at this point. Protests for other reasons are just agitprop.
It's not important because he's going to be confirmed regardless of anything that's found in any document. Hopes for a "smoking gun" that will derail the nomination are naive at this point. Protests for other reasons are just agitprop.
There is quite more than smoke, he lied to the senate back in 2006 for his appointment to the DC Circuit Court. Yes the senate will most likely approve but he does gave a number of skeletons in his resume, there may come a point that even republicans can not tolerate due to their electorate.
There is quite more than smoke, he lied to the senate back in 2006 for his appointment to the DC Circuit Court. Yes the senate will most likely approve but he does gave a number of skeletons in his resume, there may come a point that even republicans can not tolerate due to their electorate.
The Dems reach into the toilet bowl and pull out John Dean of Watergate fame as one of their witness for the confirmation hearing.
The Dems has lost all hope of decency. Bringing in a discredited lawyer who couldn't qualify to shuffle the paperwork on a Kavanaugh opinion.
The Dems reach into the toilet bowl and pull out John Dean of Watergate fame as one of their witness for the confirmation hearing. The Dems has lost all hope of decency.
Correction...America is not losing hope ...for the return of decency and the rule of law.
Currently , the criminal rule of law rules the day.
A mere 15 minutes of fame in the grand scheme of things.
The nomination/confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the SCOTUS will be a great example of what's wrong with Washington DC
Today marks the beginning of the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court, this will be President Trump's second SCOTUS appointment. Brett Kavanaugh has dedicated his life to this country and our legal system, under any other circumstances he would be seen as a legal expert of impeccable moral and legal standing but in today's Washington DC we'll hear Democrats asking questions about his family, things he said 25 years ago and without a doubt we'll hear them somehow claim that he's a racist. He'll be confirmed, he'll make a wonderful judge just as he's done for years already and this country will be better because he's on the SCOTUS.
Today is a perfect example of what's wrong with politics in this country.
Congratulations Judge Kavanaugh.
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