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Oct 6, 2018 12:27:06   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
trucksterbud wrote:
In case you missed it, the court of public opinion is not a valid court.. Did ya miss that...??


"In case you missed it, the court of public opinion is not a valid court.. Did ya miss that...?"

BTW; Does the Democrat's MSM ever give an honest "court of public opinion"?

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Oct 6, 2018 14:03:25   #
steve metter
 
Ranger7374 wrote:
(First show me in the Constitution of the United States of America, that this is a requirement. And if it is so for a judge, regardless of rank (ie, City, State, Federal Judge) it would be covered under article 3 of the US Constitution. No where in Article 3 does it mention this as a requirement.

By the way, Article III, section one states: The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish. The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour, and shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services, a Compensation, which shall not be diminished during their Continuance in Office.)

also read by the constitution in Article II section 2, step 2 this: He shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur; and he shall nominate, and by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court, and all other Officers of the United States, whose Appointments are not herein otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by Law: but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointment of such inferior Officers, as they think proper, in the President alone, in the Courts of Law, or in the Heads of Departments.

With that being said let us explore your "air tight case"

1. Judge Kavanaugh was questioned for over 30 hours and a record of 1287 questions and the Democrats have even more questions.

2. Judge Kavanaugh was subjected to 7 FBI investigations since 1992. As a result of these governmental and FBI investigations it is hard to conceive that the incident Mrs. Ford alleges is creditable.

3. Judge Kavanaugh's reaction to the death threats to him and his family, based upon the allegation of an alleged event, by senators in a conformation hearing is not honorable. It was not honorable for President Clinton to be questioned on his sexual impropriety in the 1990s with Paula Wilke and Monica Lewinski, as it is not honorable for Bret Kavanagh to be questioned on his sexual impropriety from high school over 30 years ago. Therefore his reaction is that of a man who was falsely accused, and that accusation caused the danger his family and that of Mrs. Ford.

4. Improper procedure by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, by not keeping Mrs. Ford's allegation confidential is a disciplinary problem of and unbecoming of a US. Senator. Her actions shall go down in history, as the actions that could potentially destroy the Democrat party as a whole. But it is up to the Senators in the Senate to determine this. Sen. Grassley has already accused Senator Feinstein of this improper use of information. If Kavanaugh was questioned fairly and biasedly we would have a different outcome. Kavanaugh was honored by the whole body of Senators, until this confirmation hearing.

5. The actions of Brett Kavanaugh is normal for an American Citizen living in America today. After undergoing many questions, more so than any other candidate ever nominated for the supreme court, he was attacked through threats and character assassination, for him to keep his composure is not human. However, at first, as he was ignored, he categorically denied all the allegations. Until the Senators, the Democratic Senators started repeating their character assassination questions on him, did he act. His actions challenged the motive of their questions. As a result great disrespect of his dignity was comprised during the hearing.

But in my opinion the entirety of the above is just a bunch of mumble jumble and seemingly legal BS. The point I am making here is the Constitution protects people like Kavanaugh from such a despicable display of character assassination. The rule of law is simply this "The accused is to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, by a jury of his peers."

Judge Kavanaugh is a lawyer, and a judge. Most of, if not all of the senators are lawyers. So the profession is the same and the judiciary committee can be considered a jury of his peers. In this light, by the nature of a us lawyer, for both the prosecution and defense, the accused is innocent until proven guilty. This did not happen. I expected one senator, usually from the minority, to act as a prosecuting attorney, where the majority is acting on behalf of the defense. This is a game the senate plays and has played for many years. With that being said, and with the fact that the 7th FBI report shows no corroboration with Mrs. Ford or any of his accusers, me as American public is calling foul!. The prosecution failed to prove its case. Let's confirm the judge.

If Judge Kavanaugh is not confirmed then we just as well as throw out the constitution, because we are not following it anymore.
(First show me in the Constitution of the United S... (show quote)


Dude, save all the words, this was a trump sting, demonrats showed their little rat teeth .especially your girlfriend Feinstein , you must be proud ,your demo bros, are losing their minds, just like when Dave removed the Hal 9000 's programmed brsin.

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Oct 6, 2018 15:11:02   #
Seth
 
rumitoid wrote:
He was supposed to act with thoughtful dignity: he did not! He could have been judge-like and said, "I am here to answer allegations made by Christine Blasey Ford. For the record I want to state I did not do what I was accused of. Yet I have little doubt that Christian Blasey Ford did suffer at one time the attack she describes; but she is mistaken that it was me. This has been a very trying time for me and my family, so let's move on and I will answer your questions." Dignity does not need anger; just the opposite. I am not saying that anger is necessarily wrong but we are talking a Supreme Court nominee who is to remain impartial and independent in his thinking and actions: Kavanaugh did not.
He was supposed to act with thoughtful dignity: he... (show quote)


A wise person once said, "Arguing with a liberal is like standing in a bucket and trying to pull yourself up by the handle."

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Oct 6, 2018 15:13:42   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
Seth wrote:
A wise person once said, "Arguing with a liberal is like standing in a bucket and trying to pull yourself up by the handle."


"A wise person once said, "Arguing with a liberal is like standing in a bucket and trying to pull yourself up by the handle." - Seth

Well they sure try.
Jumping; just doesn't help.
Welcome aboard, Seth

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Oct 6, 2018 15:28:53   #
Seth
 
:- )

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Oct 6, 2018 17:07:06   #
Non-Libby
 
airtight...


BWahahahahahahahahahahAAAAHHH-HAH-HAH-HAHhahahahaha

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Oct 6, 2018 17:09:43   #
steve metter
 
Libutarded - act of being subjugated, knowing for no other reason it sounded good at the time.these people fall easily into the liberal agenda without knowing any of the fodder being dumped on them.

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Oct 6, 2018 18:01:20   #
Ranger7374 Loc: Arizona, 40 miles from the border in the DMZ
 
steve metter wrote:
Dude, save all the words, this was a trump sting, demonrats showed their little rat teeth .especially your girlfriend Feinstein , you must be proud ,your demo bros, are losing their minds, just like when Dave removed the Hal 9000 's programmed brsin.


Dude I'm a Trump supporting, kavanaough supporting, Republican, constitutionalist conservative. What the heck are you talking about?

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Oct 6, 2018 18:05:58   #
Seth
 
Well... Ahem!

Evidently, the "case against Kavanaugh" didn't pan out to much, all the false accusations, the babyish tantrums, the high drama, and for all that, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, having been confirmed despite the best efforts of America's own Bolshevik brigades, will be sworn in this evening by Chief Justice John Roberts.

So much for the silliness of the insignificant left.

Next stop, the midterm elections, now that the American people have had the chance to witness, first hand, the menu of mayhem today's Democrats have to offer up.

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Oct 6, 2018 18:22:37   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
Seth wrote:
Well... Ahem!

Evidently, the "case against Kavanaugh" didn't pan out to much, all the false accusations, the babyish tantrums, the high drama, and for all that, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, having been confirmed despite the best efforts of America's own Bolshevik brigades, will be sworn in this evening by Chief Justice John Roberts.

So much for the silliness of the insignificant left.

Next stop, the midterm elections, now that the American people have had the chance to witness, first hand, the menu of mayhem today's Democrats have to offer up.
Well... Ahem! br br Evidently, the "case aga... (show quote)


Great post,Seth!!!...Welcome to OPP...Just FYI,if you want to address somebody specific use Quote Reply..and we will know who you are talking to...Again welcome to OPP!!!

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Oct 6, 2018 18:25:32   #
Seth
 
Thanks. :- )

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Oct 7, 2018 08:47:35   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
Seth wrote:
Well... Ahem!

Evidently, the "case against Kavanaugh" didn't pan out to much, all the false accusations, the babyish tantrums, the high drama, and for all that, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, having been confirmed despite the best efforts of America's own Bolshevik brigades, will be sworn in this evening by Chief Justice John Roberts.

So much for the silliness of the insignificant left.

Next stop, the midterm elections, now that the American people have had the chance to witness, first hand, the menu of mayhem today's Democrats have to offer up.
Well... Ahem! br br Evidently, the "case aga... (show quote)


You hit the nail on the head.

"...despite the best efforts of America's own Bolshevik brigades..." - Seth

I woke up this morning with the intent to write about the similarities of the Bolshevik Revolution and the leftists/liberals parading today in America.
AND
This is the first thread I opened.
So I best get to it!

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Oct 7, 2018 09:13:34   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
rumitoid wrote:
Let's begin by giving Kavanaugh a pass on the uncorroborated sexual assault allegations by three women. Let's say their statements were mistaken, misleading, or outright lies and, what the heck, let's even threw in a well-planned conspiracy by the democrats.

Let's secondly give Kavanaugh a pass on the fact he appeared to lie under oath about hid drinking. Two of his close Yale classmates and drinking-buddies described the nature of Kavanaugh's drinking in these terms: “drank heavily” and was a “sloppy drunk"; “deeply troubled by what has been a blatant mischaracterization by Brett himself”; “frequent” and “heavy”; "often belligerent and aggressive,” (he got in bar fight and was questioned by police); would “slur” his words and would be seen “staggering.” Let's say they are just jealous liars.

Let's give another pass for his apparent lie about Ford's witnesses. He said they exonerated him, claiming they said it never happened. The didn't say that; they said they did not remember him or the event. Let's say Kavanaugh had been misinformed about their testimony or simply misunderstood what they had said.

Here is the airtight case: the nature of a judge. No matter what the circumstances or conditions, a judge, especially a Supreme Court judge, MUST REMAIN calm, thoughtful, impartial, open-minded, respectful, and mature. Kavanaugh has made it strikingly clear during his Senate Testimony that he is none of these things. He totally blew "impartiality" and "calm" with his spittle-flecked slanderous rant accusing the Democrats of wild and unfounded conspiracy theories. And then claimed "a Federal judge should be independent, not swayed by politics." He just disqualified himself with that comment by his attack on the Left. He cried about lifting weights with a friend back in HS. His visible anger undermining "thoughtful" and "mature." This is not a man to sit on the highest court of the land.
Let's begin by giving Kavanaugh a pass on the unco... (show quote)


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Oct 7, 2018 09:38:57   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
eagleye13 wrote:
You hit the nail on the head.

"...despite the best efforts of America's own Bolshevik brigades..." - Seth

I woke up this morning with the intent to write about the similarities of the Bolshevik Revolution and the leftists/liberals parading today in America.
AND
This is the first thread I opened.
So I best get to it!


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Oct 8, 2018 11:38:42   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
Lindsey Graham Pulls Out Piece of Paper, Issues Incredible Challenge to Chuck Schumer
https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/author/benjamin-dekraker/?ff_source=push&ff_medium=conservativetribune&ff_campaign=manualpost&ff_content=2018-10-08

Lindsey Graham is on a roll. For years, he was seen by many Republicans as sort of “conservative lite,” a fairly moderate politician who wasn’t particularly passionate or exciting.

All that seems to have changed with the Brett Kavanaugh kerfuffle. The South Carolina senator appears to have taken a few classes in cool, and his heartfelt defense of the embattled Supreme Court nominee caught the attention of conservatives everywhere.

On Sunday, Graham kept that energy going. During an appearance on Chris Wallace’s much-watched program, the senator issued a direct challenge to his Democrat counterpart in the Senate.

As the cameras rolled, Graham held up a piece of paper that listed all of the names on President Trump’s shortlist for the Supreme Court.

“There are twenty-something people on this list,” the Republican challenged Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. “Name five, name three, name one that would be okay with you.”

TRENDING: Gasbag: GOP Opponent Uses Kavanaugh Footage To Bury Senator Whitehouse

His point was clear: The last-minute attempt to block and smear Kavanaugh had nothing to do with that nominee specifically. Instead, Democrats are intent on obstructing any of Trump’s potential nominees, all of whom are well-respected names. Kavanaugh just happened to have drawn the short straw.

The senator pushed back against liberals who are pretending that the newest Supreme Court member is some sort of far-right radical.

“Brett Kavanaugh was a mainstream judge,” Graham explained, according to The Daily Caller.

“I would’ve chosen him if I had been president, Bush supported him, everybody running for president on our side believe that Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch were outstanding conservative jurists,” the senator continued.

Graham was just getting warmed up. He pointed out that when Democrats held the White House, Republicans didn’t try to derail all of their Supreme Court picks … yet that is exactly what the left is doing now at every opportunity.

“So, Chuck, if you want someone new? Look at this list and see anybody you agree to, but what you want to do, Senator Schumer, is to overturn the election,” the Republican challenged.

“If you want to pick judges, then you need to win the White House. When Obama won, I voted for two judges that he picked,” Graham continued.

Those two judges, of course, were Kagan and Sotomayor, both women. A number of Republicans, including Graham, voted for them.

“So Chuck Schumer, name one person on this list you think is acceptable,” Graham challenged.

The South Carolina senator is right: Liberals want to have it both ways. They whine about civility and bipartisanship, but then act shockingly uncivil and refuse to extend olive branches at every turn.

Dragging a family man and widely-respected judge through the mud for political reasons may be a new low point in American politics. The American people are paying close attention … and like Senator Graham, they’re quickly losing patience for these antics.

rumitoid wrote:
Let's begin by giving Kavanaugh a pass on the uncorroborated sexual assault allegations by three women. Let's say their statements were mistaken, misleading, or outright lies and, what the heck, let's even threw in a well-planned conspiracy by the democrats.

Let's secondly give Kavanaugh a pass on the fact he appeared to lie under oath about hid drinking. Two of his close Yale classmates and drinking-buddies described the nature of Kavanaugh's drinking in these terms: “drank heavily” and was a “sloppy drunk"; “deeply troubled by what has been a blatant mischaracterization by Brett himself”; “frequent” and “heavy”; "often belligerent and aggressive,” (he got in bar fight and was questioned by police); would “slur” his words and would be seen “staggering.” Let's say they are just jealous liars.

Let's give another pass for his apparent lie about Ford's witnesses. He said they exonerated him, claiming they said it never happened. The didn't say that; they said they did not remember him or the event. Let's say Kavanaugh had been misinformed about their testimony or simply misunderstood what they had said.

Here is the airtight case: the nature of a judge. No matter what the circumstances or conditions, a judge, especially a Supreme Court judge, MUST REMAIN calm, thoughtful, impartial, open-minded, respectful, and mature. Kavanaugh has made it strikingly clear during his Senate Testimony that he is none of these things. He totally blew "impartiality" and "calm" with his spittle-flecked slanderous rant accusing the Democrats of wild and unfounded conspiracy theories. And then claimed "a Federal judge should be independent, not swayed by politics." He just disqualified himself with that comment by his attack on the Left. He cried about lifting weights with a friend back in HS. His visible anger undermining "thoughtful" and "mature." This is not a man to sit on the highest court of the land.
Let's begin by giving Kavanaugh a pass on the unco... (show quote)

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