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The Senate Judiciary Committee needs to slow down and postpone its vote on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court until the FBI can investigate accusations of sexual misconduct leveled against him by three women.
The accusers and other witnesses should be questioned by the FBI and then be summoned to testify before the Judiciary Committee. All sides have an interest in a full and thorough examination of these serious charges.
Maybe we can get closer to the truth, although that is not certain. But right now there are too many unanswered question to bring the confirmation of Kavanaugh – currently a judge on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia – to a vote of the Judiciary Committee as scheduled on Friday, much less to a vote of the full Senate.
In watching the riveting testimony of Professor Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh Thursday before the Judiciary Committee – in which they both stated with 100 percent certainty that they were telling the truth – I was reminded of the story of the old rabbi who gave advice to quarreling married couples.
The wife began by complaining that her husband paid no attention to her, abused her, insulted her and demeaned her. After listening to her complaints the rabbi said: “My daughter, you are right.”
Then the husband complained about his wife being a bad cook, insulting and overly critical. The rabbi said: “My son, you’re right.”
The rabbi’s student assistant turned to him and said: “But rabbi, I don’t understand. They can’t possibly both be right!”
To which the rabbi responded: “My student, you’re right too.”
Is it possible that both Ford and Kavanaugh are truthfully stating what they honestly believe, but that one of them is honestly mistaken?
Ford could be mistaken about the identification of a teenage boy she barely knew about 36 years ago, despite her statement that she is certain it was a drunken Kavanaugh who shoved her onto a bed, tried unsuccessfully to take her clothes off, and put his hand over her mouth to stop her from screaming.
If Kavanaugh actually did the things Ford alleges – something he vehemently denied again Thursday – he might honestly not remember the events that Ford described, especially if he was as drunk as she says he was.
It is also possible that one of them is deliberately lying. Right now, there is no way of knowing for certain, which is why the FBI needs to talk to the judge’s accusers and others.
Washington (CNN)The Senate Judiciary Committee will once again be the scene of a national drama Friday as its members prepare to vote on President Donald Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Friday's scheduled vote at 9:30 a.m. ET is an effort by Republicans to bring a swift end to a confirmation process roiled by sexual assault allegations, even as Democrats demand more answers.
You are seeing a different reality than most people.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: shooterbrody
She sat on the information because Ford didn't want to come out publicly about it yet. This is established, and I'm already well aware that Republicans don't care about decorum and whats right. I was trying to appeal to what's left of you people's desire to get to the bottom of things.
people will not forget this and how filthy it was
good luck in november
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: shooterbrody
What doesn't square is you inserting assumptions that could be answered with an FBI investigation.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Krazysh0t
The problem is that this was handled on purpose in such a way that any investigation now would achieve exactly what is wanted -- extreme delay.
Had the letter and allegations been turned over in early July when they were first uncovered they would have been taken care of quietly and investigated quietly.
The problem is that such at thing would have turned up nothing actually prosecutable as anyone with half a brain can see from what has been publicly uncovered and revealed in this ugly process. DiFi likely knew that back then which is why this was saved to make it an ugly public sh1tshow.
That was always the point, not any appearance at truth or justice.