[Redleg Duke]

I disagree with you there. It was a brilliant speech and delivered in a manner that implied, unlike so many “Senators” who read, mindlessly, what their staff wrote for them, that she was familiar with and believed in the contents.

It was a thoughtful and genteel bitch-slapping of her collegues across the aisle, the Kow and the Left in general. All to the back beat of the screaming and deranged left, mindlessly chanting what they had been programmed to chant.

It was the inflection point, where the Left in Political America finally lost its tenuous grip on reality and fell into the dust bin of history.

Try to control your own hatred.

[SoConPubbie]

Try to control your own hatred.

Be careful, starting to sound like an un-hinged lefty there by painting those who disagree with you as haters.

It wasn't a brilliant speech because of the attempt by her to paint Kavanaugh as supporting her left-wing agenda.

There were good parts and there were equally as much bad parts.

That's why it was not a brilliant speech.

Should she be commended for standing up and doing the right thing? Sure.

But lets not confuse the two things.