I’m A Latino Democrat, But Thanks To The Kavanaugh Circus I’m Voting Republican In The Midterms

The Federalist ^ | September 28, 2018 6:00 AM | By Tomas Mendoza

[PhiloBedo]

A little off topic; When BK said the accusation was like something out of the Twilight one, it reminded me of the episode where a woman bangs on a strangers door and pleads for help, saying the man on the sidewalk tried to rape her.

The stranger, a man, becomes convinced and ends up killing the man on the sidewalk. Once the deed is done the woman says, “ it wasn’t him, it that man..no, no that man” and so on.

[PhiloBedo]

You’re right. It was all an act. Everything, from the valley-girl uptalk, to the feigned ignorance of certain words and denial of facts.

[William Tell]

The author doesn't name the country from which he fled but I doubt that he brought with him any personally owned firearms.

I do wonder, however, how he decided to vote for the party of disarmament.

[ballplayer]

Well said,thank you for this article,gives me hope for my Children and grandchildren.
I hope there are millions more with the same reactions to this travesty

[ballplayer]

The first thing all of Ford’s defenders do is quote experts in sexual abuse to defend her,well what about the woman who questioned her,in a meeting that evening with all the republicans she told them this case would never see the inside of a courtroom.
Body language experts said she was putting on an act,handwriting experts say her letter exposes all kinds of problems with her story.
The lie detector test consisted of two questions only,did you write this letter,do you believe it to be the truth?
Cavanaugh name is never mentioned in the letter.
This whole exercise is one of the biggest scams in our history,caused by just 3or 4 ankles,Murkowski,Flake,Collins,Flake,vote for more republicans who support President Trump to neutralize these reprobates.

[SunkenCiv]

...there is a greater question at hand, a question beyond the truthfulness of Ford or Kavanaugh’s testimony. This question will have lasting effects long beyond the tenure of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s replacement. That question is whether the politics of power, the politics by any means demonstrated by Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats, will be rewarded. A mentor once told me, when discussing how to respond to inappropriate sexual conduct in the workplace, “You promote what you permit.” If Democrats are allowed to delay this nomination and the elections in 2018 and 2020 benefit them, both Republicans and Democrats for a generation will have learned that the American people prefer to be ruled by tyrants that punish their enemies instead of representatives in a republic who adhere to the rule of law.

[GOPJ]

People who have experienced the deep evil of a hellhole can see it more clearly than many of us who have not experienced the full effect of that evil.

Could be one of the reasons we’re getting a higher percentage of the Hispanic vote. God Bless ‘em - they’ve paid a high price for their insights. Insights that might help protect all of us.

[GOPJ]

Tomas Mendoza is a pen name for a man who works at a company endorsed by gay activists and where CEOs openly complain about having too many white, male leaders. To protect his job, therefore, he requested anonymity for writing in support of due process for a Republican appointee.

OMG...that's telling.