Professor Post provided no new information on Kavanaugh's suitablility other than what was apparent after the vetting process was complete and the scurrilous charges had been made by Partisan politicians via their stalking horse Ford.

Disagreement on Constitutional issues means only one of them was correct and the other wrong In view of Professor Post's self-lauding approbation of multiple views of the Constitution at Yale, his remarks are discardable. There cannot be a plethora of correct interpretations of the Constitution and such diversity is a sign of very poor scholarship.

What he characterized as Kavanaugh's outburst as devious Partisan faux rage was in fact rage against the very partisanship, of which, Professor Post accuses him. A man's reputation and career is in shambles, his family is receiving death threats and it is all due to a scheme to generate this uproar and destroy his nomination at the same time violating his due process rights. Post thinks it is "partisan"of him to protest.

In the Burr Hamilton days this would have been pistols at dawn. In the early wild west it would be settled in blood on the dirt streets. In our times we have courts and this was no court or semblance of any court ever known. Sneaky introduction of unprovable accusations designed to agitate the loonie sector of our populace who would have you believe a woman never lies or practices deceit, particularly about matters sexual.

No woman eve had a "headache", no man ever wore the "horns" or heard the call of the cuckoo.

I was being cute, I had already looked it up. Kavanaugh graduated cum laude, which is above average but lower than Magna and Summa. Wal-Mart cake bakers think it means something dirty.

I think earning a cum laude diploma is harder than a faculty member being given an academic rank by other faculty members. It might just mean they are well liked, fit the social scene better, or brought in more money from the alumni. I mean is there a test, is there a measurable formal criterion to earn Sterling Professor at Yale.

I do know that Yale limits the number of Sterling professors to 27 and each get 4,000.00 extra if they get selected. They still must interact/teach students but I'm not sure if that means regular students or grad students. I do know that Yale was started and funded by Christians like most of the Ivy schools and all have drifted from their origins and today tilt left like you tend to do when you are being serious. In it's beginning its main goal was teaching for careers in religion and politics and in that order.

Anything else you want to educate me on? I have Google also you know.