Posted on 09/28/2018 11:47:42 AM PDT by Starman417
Absent any allegation that Judge Brett Kavanaugh was the serpent who gave Eve the apple in the Garden of Eden, Associate Justice Kavanaugh will soon haunt Democrats like Justice Clarence Thomas before him for decades to come, with or without an asterisk next to his name. Yet this is no time to celebrate for already the mudslingers of the left are pouring over President Trump’s list of deplorable judicial nominees for things the next nominee can be falsely accused of as the spawn of Satan.
From Dianne Feinstein’s withholding of Dr. Ford’s conveniently leaked letter to Kamala Harrris’ clumsily edited Kavanaugh tape, we have seen the shape of things to come for future Trump nominees. Senate Democrats will lie, manipulate, and just plain make things up for the sake of power over principle and the only way to make sure they do not succeed in the future is to make sure in November there are fewer Senate Democrats.
The timing of President Trump’s October 1 rally for GOP Tennessee Senate candidate Rep. Marsha Blackburn is coincidental but fortuitous, for the seat being vacated by Bob Corker, who has said yes to Kavanaugh, is one the must be held as others are gained to ensure that Kavanaugh’s originalist view of the Constitution is restored as the dominant and permanent philosophy of the Supreme Court.
Hopefully voters, independent voters in particular, will have been sufficiently turned off by McCarthyite Democrats embracing tabloid accusations with no dates, times, places or corroborating witnesses to defame a judicial superstar with an unblemished record and life to ensure the GOP keeps and expands its Senate majority. Hopefully they will realize that next time it could be their son, father, brother, uncle or cousin that is targeted for slander and slime. Women should be heard, but they should not automatically believed. Just ask the Duke lacrosse team.
In the Kavanaugh hearings, Senate Democrats expanded on the lying and deceitful tactics employed by Montana Democrat Sen. Jon Tester, up for reelection in 2018, to defeat the nomination of Rear. Adm. Ronny Jackson to head the Veterans Administration:
Last Wednesday, Sen. Tester (D-MT) released a laundry list of anonymously-sourced, unsubstantiated allegations against the current White House Physician and, until last Thursday, President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Veterans Affairs. The Montana Senator accused Jackson of a wide range of misconduct, from overprescribing medications to drunkenly wrecking his government vehicle. Tester also accused Jackson of being frequently drunk on the job, based on a lurid tale (anonymously sourced, of course) about a Secret Service intervention to prevent a severely-inebriated Jackson from disturbing a sleeping President Obama during an international trip in 2015. Jackson, the story goes, was pounding on a hotel room door next to the President’s in the early hours of the morning.Sound familiar? Like the accusations against Kavanaugh, Tester’s slander was easily refuted by the truth, except in the minds of those who believe in sentence first, trial later:
Tester, by contrast, appears to have slandered the professional and personal reputation of a man who served in the Navy for twenty-three years, including as the physician in charge of resuscitative medicine at Camp Taqaddum, just outside of Fallujah, in 2006….For Senate Democrats like Tester, some things are too good to check so they don’t bother to check. They must be true. They want them to be true. For senators like Kamala “Yes or No” Harris, Cory “Spartacus” Booker, Maize “Shut Up” Hirono, and fake war hero Richard “stolen valor” Blumenthal, the truth depends on the weaving of the lies they tell.Tester apparently did not bother to check the paperwork before he accused a two-star admiral of driving under the influence and destroying government property, however. Why? Perhaps some “facts” are too useful to check. A search of the government’s database of all accident reports unsurprisingly returned no evidence of Tester’s accusation.
Hirono, Feinstein, Tester and others had no trouble taking campaign cash from a political action committee run by Delaware Dem. Sen. and confessed wife beater Tom Carper:
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She and the ‘wise latina’ will be gone
Neither are in the best of health
All of these Dems, Donnelly, Tester, McCaskill, need to go.
I hope they’re only pouring over their schemes and not PORING over them.
That old crone will hang on to the seat until her last wheeze.
She might be dead already.
Has anyone tried to wake her recently?
She doesn’t look too healthy
She’s had the near dead look for a long time.
No law keeps President Trump from selecting a nominee that’s not already on his list, so as to keep the Democrats from ambushing the next nominee.
We cannot count on Collins & Murkowski!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yup, time to give em a surprise and nominate judge roy moore (when RBG goes). Let the good diggers start now to study accusers, they’ve already exposed themselves! Now there’s a tactical advantage.
The week isn't out, yet.
“I feeeeelll Happyyyyy!!!!”
Aside from Flake (aptly named), who else is out come January?
This household will be voting a straight GOP ticket.
This is where the Cold Civil War is being fought.
“Weekend at Ruthie’s” Ginsberg will be a much tougher fight for Trump.
Gorsuch replacing Alito and Kavanaugh replacing Kennedy doesn’t really change the balance of the court very much.
Replacing Ruthie will dramatically swing the court for the better, and the Democrats know it. Kavanaugh’s nomination will be a cake walk compared to the next one.
On the bright side, the next Supreme Court nominee, especially if it is to replace Ruthie, will be a woman, and most of this nonsense won’t be able to be used on her.
Roy Moore, Ted Poe, and Louie Gohmert were all judges.
Either of these three would rip the dems big.
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