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Absolutely! Catch up, buttercup! He is nowhere near Right enough ... I was very disappointed ...
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I think the GOP will vote along party lines and dems can't stop it. The best thing left is to turn public opinion against these clowns as much as possible so that people go out and vote them out. Ultimately that's what it comes down to. "Both parties are the same, my vote doesn't count" are why we're in this predicament. Vote locally then on a bigger scale. Otherwise you facilitate ******** like this and you let these people get away with decisions that will affect you.
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What happened to nters who were team whip it out ?
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Clever move from the Republicans with the statements from Mark Judge "under penalty of felony" too. Lying to Congress is a crime that is hardly ever enforced.
There's literally about a handful of them.
The Senate Judiciary claims Grassley's chief counsel Mike Davis personally questioned Mark Judge under penalty of felony.
Here are some now deleted tweets from that same Mike Davis
There's literally about a handful of them.
The Senate Judiciary claims Grassley's chief counsel Mike Davis personally questioned Mark Judge under penalty of felony.
Here are some now deleted tweets from that same Mike Davis
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I have pointed this out numerous times - all of a sudden, a bunch of NT folks posting in the WIO thread, are against a man for drinking and d smacking ... Imagine if NT made a confirmation hearing?! Lol ...
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Kavs is Trumps choice because he will shield him from Mueller and will be the deciding Justice who overturns Roe v. Wade, that’s the only reason he’s there.
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This ain't it. Just a quick at the comments on this post shows much people aint messing with her. He needs to cancel this asap.
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Can you list the number of NT'ers who have campaigned for political office by any chance?
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Reminds me of “it depends upon what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is” and the classic “how old is 15 really?”
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Corey came correct, proud of that man
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Booker was UNDERWHELMING ... Booooooo
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Right there was a whole Seinfeld episode about Wio...
They are against the race, and the Republican Party only, they need to view these accusations as men and stop acting like feminists because that’s what the girls wanna hear.
What if y’all get accused of sexual assault for taking a chick on a date, taking her to door after and trying to land a kiss? Cause that’s where this is headed and I’m sure we all guilty of that.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...assault/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.e87d528eff1a
Mark Judge’s book validates Christine Blasey Ford’s timeline of the alleged Kavanaugh assault
During her testimony Thursday morning, Christine Blasey Ford offered one piece of information that she felt could narrow down the time frame of the alleged incident in which she says she was assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at a gathering at a house in Maryland when they were in high school.
She described having seen Kavanaugh’s classmate Mark Judge — who she alleges was in the room when the attack occurred — shortly after the alleged incident.
“I did see Mark Judge once at the Potomac Village Safeway after the time of the attack,” she said, “and it would be helpful with anyone’s resources if — to figure out when he worked there if people are wanting more details from me about when the attack occurred. If we could find out when he worked there, then I could provide a more detailed timeline about when the attack occurred.”
Mark Judge’s book validates Christine Blasey Ford’s timeline of the alleged Kavanaugh assault
During her testimony Thursday morning, Christine Blasey Ford offered one piece of information that she felt could narrow down the time frame of the alleged incident in which she says she was assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at a gathering at a house in Maryland when they were in high school.
She described having seen Kavanaugh’s classmate Mark Judge — who she alleges was in the room when the attack occurred — shortly after the alleged incident.
“I did see Mark Judge once at the Potomac Village Safeway after the time of the attack,” she said, “and it would be helpful with anyone’s resources if — to figure out when he worked there if people are wanting more details from me about when the attack occurred. If we could find out when he worked there, then I could provide a more detailed timeline about when the attack occurred.”
Responding to questions from Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill.), she gave more details about that alleged encounter.
“I was going to the Potomac Village Safeway, this is the one on the corner of Falls and River Road,” she said. “And I was with my mother and I was a teenager, so I wanted her to go in one door and me the other. I chose the wrong door because the door I chose was the one where Mark Judge — it looked like he was working there and arranging the shopping carts.”
“I said hello to him, and his face was white and very uncomfortable saying hello back,” she continued. “And we had previously been friendly at the times that we saw each other over the previous two years. . . . I wouldn’t characterize him as not friendly, he was just nervous and not really wanting to speak with me. He looked a little bit ill.”
“How long did this occur after the incident?” Durbin asked.
“I would estimate six to eight weeks,” she replied.
To Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Ford offered some ways in which the time frame of Judge’s employment might be ascertained by the committee: perhaps “through employment records or the IRS or anything,” she said.
There’s a better source, as it turns out: Judge’s book, “Wasted: Tales of a Gen X Drunk,” published in 1997.
In one passage, beginning on Page 92, Judge describes his time working at a grocery store in the context of his drinking problem. Emphasis added.
It was the summer before senior year, and by now, even though I wasn’t drinking every day, I was completely hooked. Going a week without getting drunk was unthinkable. I was spending between four and seven nights with the gang, either at a party or at O’Rourke’s.
Elsewhere in the book, Judge describes one of his acquaintances at the time, someone named “Bart O’Kavanaugh,” who vomited in a car after a party.
Judge continues. Emphasis again added.
Of course, alcoholics also get into all kinds of trouble because of their drinking. When they supersede their own tolerance, they suffer catastrophic hangovers. These can make getting through the day an Olympic event. This was never more evident to me than when, to raise money for football camp, I spent a few weeks working as a bag boy at the local supermarket.
My job was simple. People would leave their grocery baskets against a rail in front of the store, then pull their cars around. I would then sling their groceries in the car, sometimes get a small tip, and then wait for the next car.
It was a nightmare. Invariably I would be hungover — or still drunk — when I got to work at seven in the morning, and I spent most of the first hour just trying to hold myself together.
Judge graduated from high school in 1983. The summer before his senior year, then, would be the summer of 1982.
We know when that football camp occurred because Kavanaugh, in an effort to demonstrate that he hadn’t been at any such party as described by Ford, released his personal calendar from that summer.
Here’s the entry for August.
Football camp started Aug. 22, 1982. Judge worked for a grocery store for several weeks before that camp, meaning that he probably worked there for a period in late July to mid-August.
Ford said she saw him working at a store between six and eight weeks after the alleged incident. The end of that period — obviously just an estimated window — could overlap with any point of Judge’s tenure at the store. The alleged incident could have been six weeks before Aug. 22, for example, or it could have been eight weeks before the end of July.
That window, it’s worth noting, could include July 1, a day on which Kavanaugh’s calendar lists, “Go to Timmy’s for Skis w/ Judge, Tom, PJ, Bernie, Squi.” What “skis” refers to isn’t clear, but it might be a reference to “brewskis,” a then-popular slang term for beer. “Judge” refers to Mark Judge; “PJ” to Patrick Smyth, who Ford on Thursday again indicated was also at the gathering where she alleges she was assaulted.
The precise date is still murky. Judge’s book not only suggests that the summer of 1982 was probably the period during which the alleged incident occurred but also makes the likelihood that he was heavily intoxicated — as Ford has claimed — greater.
Judge’s book also might help explain why he looked ill the morning she says she saw him.
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Huh? I was showing the equivalency of bringing up Aepps posts in his forum as proof of his beliefs and a yearbook ...
Each Democratic Senator needs to follow what he just did; everyone needs to hold Kavanaugh to yes and no answers. Kavanaugh is derailing each question by going off on irrelevant tangents.
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When you let your bigotry and racism shine through you are a more effective troll.
Otherwise you are just doing struggle less entertaining version of @aepps20
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Got a notification for the political thread...
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People who talk like Ted Cruz 
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This **** trash.
DADDYFATSACKS
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This Rep
The Repubs gonna confirm this clown. It’s a waste of time.
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Pretty simple logic
wtf is Cronyn going on about....he's trying to corner Feinstein and she's looking at him like, what are you on?
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