Kavanaugh Confirmation

[NurseGoodVol]

It has to be explained to me as well.

I didn't get it either.

 

[McDad]

It has to be explained to me as well.

Kudus to Stew for explaining.

 

[evillawyer]

I haven't been following this stuff at all. No idea what Cruz did.
I am a clean slate. I looked at the picture. What are the implications i should be seeing?

10 members of the senate judiciary committee are Democrats. Only 3 are minorities, and only they appear in this picture with the back of Kavanaugh appearing in the foreground. The picture is an unremarkable picture of the three minorities doing nothing out of the ordinary. They aren't angry or otherwise animated. The caption says "look at this photo conservative voters" and is directed at voters in states that are not represented by any of those senators. Hard to escape that he is trying to show minorities sitting in judgment over a white, conservative man.

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

Sheila slipping envelope to Fords attorney. What’s up with that?

An envelope of race cards. They just couldn't find a way to play them.

 

[McDad]

10 members of the senate judiciary committee are Democrats. Only 3 are minorities, and only they appear in this picture with the back of Kavanaugh appearing in the foreground. The picture is an unremarkable picture of the three minorities doing nothing out of the ordinary. They aren't angry or otherwise animated. The caption says "look at this photo conservative voters" and is directed at voters in states that are not represented by any of those senators. Hard to escape that he is trying to show minorities sitting in judgment over a white, conservative man.

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

Is the white chick a minority?

 

[Squints]

 

[Stew Cook]

I appreciate your answer. Not trying to be obtuse either. Is there something inherently damning with the picture or is it Sclaap's use of it that is causing consternation?

I mentioned Rorschach test as kind of a joke, as people may see what they want to see, but other implications can be drawn other than minorities without a doubt.

 

[volinbham]

10 members of the senate judiciary committee are Democrats. Only 3 are minorities, and only they appear in this picture with the back of Kavanaugh appearing in the foreground. The picture is an unremarkable picture of the three minorities doing nothing out of the ordinary. They aren't angry or otherwise animated. The caption says "look at this photo conservative voters" and is directed at voters in states that are not represented by any of those senators. Hard to escape that he is trying to show minorities sitting in judgment over a white, conservative man.

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

They also happen to be the three that have most publicly attacked Kavanaugh referring to him as "evil", guilty of attempted rape because "I disagree with his rulings" and suggesting he was trying to mess with the Mueller investigation.

Oh yeah. 2 of the 3 are running for POTUS in 2020.

But sure - it's because they are "brown".

Keep it up - Trump will be re-elected.

 

[McDad]

I mentioned Rorschach test as kind of a joke, as people may see what they want to see, but other implications can be drawn other than minorities without a doubt.

So the 3 pictured are Ds and theyre against an Rs SCOTUS nomination. Schlaap tweets picture as a call to "arms" for other Rs. And that has racist undertones to some? That it in a nutshell?

 

[volinbham]

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

I missed this latter part.

So if he denies it = racist; if he doesn't deny it = racist.

Lowering the faith in the law profession with each post.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Kudus to Stew for explaining.

It was bham for me.

 

[McDad]

They also happen to be the three that have most publicly attacked Kavanaugh referring to him as "evil", guilty of attempted rape because "I disagree with his rulings" and suggesting he was trying to mess with the Mueller investigation.

Oh yeah. 2 of the 3 are running for POTUS in 2020.

But sure - it's because they are "brown".

Keep it up - Trump will be re-elected.

Perhaps those seeing racism in this picture are the true racists.

 

[McDad]

It was bham for me.

Bham doesnt like kudos. Too modest.

 

[0nelilreb]

10 members of the senate judiciary committee are Democrats. Only 3 are minorities, and only they appear in this picture with the back of Kavanaugh appearing in the foreground. The picture is an unremarkable picture of the three minorities doing nothing out of the ordinary. They aren't angry or otherwise animated. The caption says "look at this photo conservative voters" and is directed at voters in states that are not represented by any of those senators. Hard to escape that he is trying to show minorities sitting in judgment over a white, conservative man.

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

They just happen to be the ones everybody was waiting on today because they have all three gone above and beyond in their questioning of k and their public comments . Don’t act like those three haven’t tried to set themselves apart from the rest in the media .

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Been out of this thread for awhile. Quick question. Did any of the people, she claimed she told early on, back her story? And if not why is this a thing?

Her best friend, pj, judge and K all denied the party ever happened.

 

[1972 Grad]

With the evidence in hand would you even touch this case?

Well, given the fact that he is getting too old to chase ambulances...…………......and needs the money

 

[Orange_Crush]

Bham doesnt like kudos. Too modest.

No. It's combos he doesn't like, cant stand the fake cheese. He likes kudos.

 

[volinbham]

Bham doesnt like kudos. Too modest.

I used to eat the sh!t out of them

 

[NorthDallas40]

I like Manchin (regardless of how he votes here).

Hes about as centrist as we’ve got left.

 

[Stew Cook]

So the 3 pictured are Ds and theyre against an Rs SCOTUS nomination. Schlaap tweets picture as a call to "arms" for other Rs. And that has racist undertones to some? That it in a nutshell?

Sums it up pretty good.. It's all perception, regardless of the intent, in my opinion.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

10 members of the senate judiciary committee are Democrats. Only 3 are minorities, and only they appear in this picture with the back of Kavanaugh appearing in the foreground. The picture is an unremarkable picture of the three minorities doing nothing out of the ordinary. They aren't angry or otherwise animated. The caption says "look at this photo conservative voters" and is directed at voters in states that are not represented by any of those senators. Hard to escape that he is trying to show minorities sitting in judgment over a white, conservative man.

Anyway, here's his response. Notice the "righteous indignation" he takes with being called out. This is a textbook example of race baiting.

What Communists have been doing for more than 100 years is manufacturing ways to divide societies by RACE and CLASS.

 

[Orange_Crush]

I used to eat the sh!t out of them

Told you Micky-D.

 

[McDad]

Sums it up pretty good.. It's all perception, regardless of the intent, in my opinion.

Well, if it's any consolation, i could tell the ethnicity of 2 of them but had no idea i was supposed to hate any of them for being non white.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Well, given the fact that he is getting too old to chase ambulances...…………......and needs the money

Well.. She has money to pay lawyer... Yay!! Gofundme!!!

 

[volinbham]

Perhaps a reason to include Hirono in that photo?

Democrat apologizes for fundraising off Kavanaugh allegations

"The email, which was titled "Asking for a minute to explain (Kavanaugh)" and cast the Hawaii senator as too busy to fundraise because she was entirely focused on investigating Kavanaugh, was sent shortly after Ford began her testimony for the Senate Judiciary Committee"