Kavanaugh Confirmation

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NorthDallas40 said:
Actually they aren’t even close whatsoever. And your dumbass can’t see that.
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I think the position that the right is taking, and justifiably so, is that we are evolving into a culture were a mere accusation is viewed as guilt and a good and innocent man can easily be ruined. This is what '72 wished on the other poster....that his life be ruined. How is wishing that an innocent person's life be ruined be so much different than wishing that a person be molested? In many ways they are exactly the same.
 
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luthervol said:
A man whom the vast majority of reasonable and rational people, with sufficient knowledge, would view as good.
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So you got no idea either but you need to work your two favorite words in.

How do I know you have you idea? You deferred to other people for your measure of YOU. Pathetic. Here’s a tip, it starts by finding a mirror and actually looking at person there staring back at you and you judging that person staring back.

My (Personal) List of What it Means to be a Good Man - The Good Men Project
 
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luthervol said:
A man whom the vast majority of reasonable and rational people, with sufficient knowledge, would view as good.
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I have a good man. My father is a good man. I grew up with many men who were good men and wonderful remodels of how a man should be, both towards women and men. I have seen many and was married to a bad man. I don't usually see as many professional women supporting a man, who have great knowledge of him, working with him, friends for years, known since high school and be wrong about him. What is it about K that gives you doubt?
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
I have a good man. My father is a good man. I grew up with many men who were good men and wonderful remodels of how a man should be, both towards women and men. I have seen many and was married to a bad man. I don't usually see as many professional women supporting a man, who have great knowledge of him, working with him, friends for years, known since high school and be wrong about him. What is it about K that gives you doubt?
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What gives me doubt are the accusations against him.
Many professional women publicly admired, supported, and even defended O'Reilly, Cosby, and others.

It's like the people who have lived next door to the serial killer for 20 years saying "we would have never guessed, he seemed so nice and normal."
 
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luthervol said:
What gives me doubt are the accusations against him.
Many professional women publicly admired, supported, and even defended O'Reilly, Cosby, and others.

It's like the people who have lived next door to the serial killer for 20 years saying "we would have never guessed, he seemed so nice and normal."
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I hope, if you guys on the left succeed in ruining him that the next one up keeps her conservative views exactly where they are and you guys get both barrels of what’s coming from the SC . This one was your only hope of staying close to the center , everybody else has a different view than the left . Buckle up and let’s see what happens in the end .
 
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0nelilreb said:
I hope, if you guys on the left succeed in ruining him that the next one up keeps her conservative views exactly where they are and you guys get both barrels of what’s coming from the SC . This one was your only hope of staying close to the center , everybody else has a different view than the left . Buckle up and let’s see what happens in the end .
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That's one of only a couple of possibilities. Let's hope clearer heads prevail.
 
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luthervol said:
That's one of only a couple of possibilities. Let's hope clearer heads prevail.
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Nah ....I like my possibility . The R voters willing want revenge for this one if you succeed , so the next one will be Amy Barrett and after setting up the process for #Metoo .. Good luck keeping her off the bench lol
 
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0nelilreb said:
Nah ....I like my possibility . The R voters willing want revenge for this one if you succeed , so the next one will be Amy Barrett and after setting up the process for #Metoo .. Good luck keeping her off the bench lol
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I know what you want, thus the "clearer heads" part of my comment.
 
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0nelilreb said:
Nah ....I like my possibility . The R voters willing want revenge for this one if you succeed , so the next one will be Amy Barrett and after setting up the process for #Metoo .. Good luck keeping her off the bench lol
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I hope they seat a radical from the far right, that makes Scalia look like Kagan.
 
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luthervol said:
What gives me doubt are the accusations against him.
Many professional women publicly admired, supported, and even defended O'Reilly, Cosby, and others.

It's like the people who have lived next door to the serial killer for 20 years saying "we would have never guessed, he seemed so nice and normal."
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Yes accusations leave question marks, but i tend to disregard baseless ones. That's not an issue for me.
I'm not remembering the huge support for O'Reilly but i do remember some for Cosby. I think to date O'Reilly is in court with 2 and 1 failed. Great orator, bigger jerk.
Saying hi to someone across your yard for 20 years doesn't qualify. Serial killers rarely engage people beyond that. K has been involved in community, coaching his daughters, law practice, judgeship and his overall character is very sound. Until you attack his integrity then he gets indignant. I'm thinking because he's never had his integrity towards women questioned. There was never a reason to.
 
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