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originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
If anything, this has further damaged women. But hey, it was worth it right? Because, politics.
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
If anything, this has further damaged women. But hey, it was worth it right? Because, politics.
Polls are suggesting that this whole debacle has not improved Republican standing with women voters. Of course time will tell whether Kavanughs appointment fires up conservative voters or lulls them into complacency...
originally posted by: carewemust
This CNN guy sounds pretty depressed that Senators COLLINS and FLAKE are now "onboard" to support Kavanaugh.
twitter.com...
Oh indeed I did (it just didn't have any immediate bearing to the FBI investigation discussion here in this thread).
I'm not sure what your Ramirez quotes insinuates, since the above quote talks about interviewing any other witnesses, which when you later link the second quote just reaffirms they only interviewed Ramirez.
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
If anything, this has further damaged women. But hey, it was worth it right? Because, politics.
Polls are suggesting that this whole debacle has not improved Republican standing with women voters. Of course time will tell whether Kavanughs appointment fires up conservative voters or lulls them into complacency...
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: carewemust
This CNN guy sounds pretty depressed that Senators COLLINS and FLAKE are now "onboard" to support Kavanaugh.
twitter.com...
Breaking: Funeral Director Schumer says he is a "NO". The FBI Background Check wasn't thorough enough.
No surprise there, even though he announced it like the world would now crumble, lol.
Kavanaugh did not sexually assault anyone, these claims were false and the media collaborated with the DNC to orchestrate this fake outrage.
It's becoming more and more obvious as each hour goes by. Those that steadfastly refuse to see the truth are obviously in it for their own reason!
Polls are for Dems, liberals and strippers. Oops... was that sexist, I apologize.
with someone who's alive and honest.
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
If anything, this has further damaged women. But hey, it was worth it right? Because, politics.
Polls are suggesting that this whole debacle has not improved Republican standing with women voters. Of course time will tell whether Kavanughs appointment fires up conservative voters or lulls them into complacency...
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: CrawlingChaos
a reply to: Wayfarer
It's not a criminal investigation, and the named witnesses were interviewed. As to Dr. Ford, her testimony and written statement are already on record. Any decent lawyer would advise her, to not continue any further interviews in fear of a changed, or mismatched (to previous recorded testimony) testimony.
But hey, if you think giving her more rope would be a good idea ; Well I differ in my opinion.
If anything, this has further damaged women. But hey, it was worth it right? Because, politics.
Polls are suggesting that this whole debacle has not improved Republican standing with women voters. Of course time will tell whether Kavanughs appointment fires up conservative voters or lulls them into complacency...
I guess it depends on what polls you're being shown. The Dem advantage on the generic ballot was double digits before this Kavanaugh sham started. Now it's down to 4 or 5 points, depending on who you get your numbers from. R enthusiasm is up. D enthusiasm was already high.
Senator Diane Feinstein, the woman who initiated the entire Kavanaugh accuser spectacle, suddenly wants to see any results from the FBI investigation into alleged sexual misconduct sealed from the public.
The question, of course, is why? Seems like she may be getting out in front of a report that doesn’t exactly reveal the type of information the Democrats had been hoping for.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
Sen. Dianne Feinstein Wants FBI Report on Kavanaugh Accusations Sealed
Senator Diane Feinstein, the woman who initiated the entire Kavanaugh accuser spectacle, suddenly wants to see any results from the FBI investigation into alleged sexual misconduct sealed from the public.
The question, of course, is why? Seems like she may be getting out in front of a report that doesn’t exactly reveal the type of information the Democrats had been hoping for.
Now, THIS is an interesting development! What is she hiding?
originally posted by: BlueAjah
Sen. Dianne Feinstein Wants FBI Report on Kavanaugh Accusations Sealed
Senator Diane Feinstein, the woman who initiated the entire Kavanaugh accuser spectacle, suddenly wants to see any results from the FBI investigation into alleged sexual misconduct sealed from the public.
The question, of course, is why? Seems like she may be getting out in front of a report that doesn’t exactly reveal the type of information the Democrats had been hoping for.
Now, THIS is an interesting development! What is she hiding?
originally posted by: BlueAjah
Sen. Dianne Feinstein Wants FBI Report on Kavanaugh Accusations Sealed
Senator Diane Feinstein, the woman who initiated the entire Kavanaugh accuser spectacle, suddenly wants to see any results from the FBI investigation into alleged sexual misconduct sealed from the public.
The question, of course, is why? Seems like she may be getting out in front of a report that doesn’t exactly reveal the type of information the Democrats had been hoping for.
Now, THIS is an interesting development! What is she hiding?