Kavanaugh Confirmation

[Stew Cook]

She's been well prepared but she's a liar.

Polygraph suggests otherwise, what do you got?

 

[Septic]

Looking to remodel?

Actually, I have two front doors or as my wife now calls them "escape hatches."

 

[T-TownVol]

No

Thanks, from reading the comments on here it didn't sound like it. Without actual evidence how can you convicted the man or keep him off the bench?

 

[evillawyer]

And this is why they are scared to ask their own questions.

 

[Mick]

Haha! So, what would you call Dr. Ford?

A nervous wreck in these proceedings .

 

[kiddiedoc]

So, the talking heads are basically saying that, at this point, it is impossible to corroborate/prove or disprove the story with no specific details/location/witnesses. What is the judgment then? Are we innocent unless proven guilty?

 

[txbo]

Polygraph suggests otherwise, what do you got?

Her airline ticket

 

[golfballs]

It's interesting to me that her recounts of how this affected her none of them are about the years immediately after the alleged event.

If she was 15 and didn't go to college until 17 there are 2 years where the only thing she recalled is she bumped into Judge but wasn't apparently shocked, nervous or embarrassed to see him.

I would ask if she continued to attend those type parties after the alleged event.

I'd also ask if her friend who was alleged to be at the party ever asked? "Hey, where did you go?" "Why did you just leave the party without saying anything?"

Even her friend denies knowing anything about this.

 

[Stew Cook]

And this is why they are scared to ask their own questions.

He can totally see why it's plausible that K would jump her bones.

 

[BearCat204]

So, the talking heads are basically saying that, at this point, it is impossible to corroborate/prove or disprove the story with no specific details/location/witnesses. What is the judgment then? Are we innocent unless proven guilty?

Truth doesn't matter here........at all

 

[RikidyBones]

Depends. I'd have to see pictures of the house to determine what would be the most aesthetically-pleasing. If we're talking qualtiy solid wood, stained and sealed, with nice hardware, could be $5000 or up per door.

depends on the exterior wall. is it block or frame? if frame, I'd reckon 2-3 grand for a regular door. But like you said, depending on door quality, hardware, etc. I can see 5-7 grand with a block exterior. and 3-5 with a frame.

 

[Stew Cook]

Her airline ticket

Fake name or something? Let's see it.

 

[LSU-SIU]

Polygraph suggests otherwise, what do you got?

Actually the polygraph suggests the opposite as she has contradicted that testimony. And everyone knows polygraphs are junk.

 

[Stew Cook]

Actually the polygraph suggests the opposite as she has contradicted that testimony.

Which details were that?

 

[Orange_Crush]

Not where I can watch, has she presented anything evidentiary today?

No. The general consensus seems to be that K is in trouble because she comes across as credible, as opposed to him being in trouble because evidence has been presented.

This is a very dangerous place that our country now finds ourselves in.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Actually the polygraph suggests the opposite as she has contradicted that testimony. And everyone knows polygraphs are junk.

That was my thought as well.

 

[LSU-SIU]

Which details were that?

Who was at the party. Polygraphs are junk anyway and have no bearing on anything other than the polygrapher's wallet.

- she clearly didn't know if it was 1 or 2 people that assaulted her or assisted
- she doesn't know where "there" is
- she has no idea how she got "there"
- or how she got home from "there"
- different testimony as to the people at the party
- she has no idea who's house it was
- she clearly doesn't have a fear of flying or enough to stop her on a regular basis to fly
- she implied (possibly tried to lie) that congress wouldn't go to CA

Next up.

- did any of your friends at the party inquire as to why you ran out of the house? Why not? Isn't that strange?

 

[kiddiedoc]

One beer, Judge jumped on the bed twice, she watched them "pinballing" down the stairs, etc. . . .

BUT: no idea where she was, no idea exactly when, and no clue how she got home?

It just doesn't add up.

 

[Stew Cook]

No. The general consensus seems to be that K is in trouble because she comes across as credible, as opposed to him being in trouble because evidence has been presented.

This is a very dangerous place that our country now finds ourselves in.

Kavanaugh couldn't help himself from lying on a softball Fox interview, his credibility issues should factor into the bigger picture.

 

[Big Gucci Sosa]

So, the talking heads are basically saying that, at this point, it is impossible to corroborate/prove or disprove the story with no specific details/location/witnesses. What is the judgment then? Are we innocent unless proven guilty?

This is America. You are held and guilty until proven otherwise.

 

[evillawyer]

Santorum on CNN even saying she was authentic and credible.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Kavanaugh couldn't help himself from lying on a softball Fox interview, his credibility issues should factor into the bigger picture.

Not sure what he lied about. Help me out here.

 

[Obsessed]

Have they asked her if she had taken any illegal drugs?

 

[Stew Cook]

Not sure what he lied about. Help me out here.

Kavanaugh says it was legal for seniors to drink when he was in high school, but Maryland's drinking age was raised to 21 when he was 17

 

[golfballs]

Kavanaugh couldn't help himself from lying on a softball Fox interview, his credibility issues should factor into the bigger picture.

He only has credibility issues in the eyes of people who disagree with his supposed politics