If one of the accusers had one ounce of truth to their stories, then this would have been different. However, you can only spin the lies so far.
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Innocent until proven guilty. There is absolutely no proof to any of the allegations.I must have been out being the greatest sports handicapper in the world while
another was studying his speller, and nit picking grammar on a message board.
I must have been out being the greatest sports handicapper in the world while
another was studying his speller, and nit picking grammar on a message board.
Kavanaugh, though, has a distinct honor: He will be the first justice nominated by someone who lost the popular vote to earn his seat on the bench with support from senators representing less than half of the country while having his nomination opposed by a majority of the country.
There have been five presidents who assumed the office after having lost the popular vote. Between them, they nominated 12 justices who ended up serving on the Supreme Court. On Saturday, with President Trump’s nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh poised to pass the Senate, the number will climb to 13.
Obviously, Trump got almost 3 million fewer votes than Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. Clinton got about 48 percent of the votes cast for president. Trump got about 46 percent.
But Kavanaugh, Trump’s nominee, is himself not very popular. Only a bit more than a third of the country views him favorably
Bush’s second pick, Samuel A. Alito Jr., had majority support from the public going into his confirmation vote. But Alito does share that third distinction with Kavanaugh: Both relied on votes from senators representing less than half the country
Kavanaugh will join the Supreme Court despite opposition from senators representing more than half the country, despite more than half the country opposing his nomination, despite being viewed unfavorably by nearly half the country and thanks to a president who is viewed with disapproval by more than half the country and who lost the popular vote.
He will join three other justices who, like him, were appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...sed-by-most-americans/?utm_term=.d42a9b3f457b
There have been five presidents who assumed the office after having lost the popular vote. Between them, they nominated 12 justices who ended up serving on the Supreme Court. On Saturday, with President Trump’s nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh poised to pass the Senate, the number will climb to 13.
Obviously, Trump got almost 3 million fewer votes than Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. Clinton got about 48 percent of the votes cast for president. Trump got about 46 percent.
But Kavanaugh, Trump’s nominee, is himself not very popular. Only a bit more than a third of the country views him favorably
Bush’s second pick, Samuel A. Alito Jr., had majority support from the public going into his confirmation vote. But Alito does share that third distinction with Kavanaugh: Both relied on votes from senators representing less than half the country
Kavanaugh will join the Supreme Court despite opposition from senators representing more than half the country, despite more than half the country opposing his nomination, despite being viewed unfavorably by nearly half the country and thanks to a president who is viewed with disapproval by more than half the country and who lost the popular vote.
He will join three other justices who, like him, were appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...sed-by-most-americans/?utm_term=.d42a9b3f457b
A crowdfunding site where activists have been raising money to defeat Sen. Susan Collins in 2020 was inundated with pledges Friday afternoon, after the Maine Republican announced she would support Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
By 3:55 p.m., the site had crashed, apparently overwhelmed.
“Senator Susan Collins has people more motivated than we’ve ever seen before,” Crowdpac tweeted. “Hold tight, we’ll be back shortly.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...future-opponent-crash/?utm_term=.67db25d1e45e
By 3:55 p.m., the site had crashed, apparently overwhelmed.
“Senator Susan Collins has people more motivated than we’ve ever seen before,” Crowdpac tweeted. “Hold tight, we’ll be back shortly.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...future-opponent-crash/?utm_term=.67db25d1e45e
Tell the truth. You're on the verge of another 6 month depression, aren't ya?
Bill Clinton never had 50% of the vote. Were his illegitimate as well?
Heh.
When he goes on these binges where he makes a bunch of threads saying the same thing, I’m going to start merging them.
Thank you dude. He's wrecking the board, throwing shit everywhere like a spider monkey
GWB had a majority when he nominated Alito in 2006.
Clinton never won an election with more than 50%.
Clinton never won an election with more than 50%.
Best post you've made since November 2016 when you went into hiding. This time, you can stay gone. It will bring the intelligence level of this board up dramatically.
Uhh, yeah. That's the same thing BC posted twelve hours earlier. Brilliant insight.
DHerd may be annoying by posting a ton of things, and he may be a bit on the fringe, but at least he is entertaining with his rants. You, on the other hand, bring absolutely nothing to this forum. You're the only person who has people on the far left, far right, and moderates who think you're a moron and biggest waste on this board.
Hey moron
I was replying to another post and hadn’t seen BC’s post.
I don’t scour the thread to see what everyone had said. Then again I don’t count likes, nor do I write multiple paragraph diatribes trying to convince strangers that I’m not a loser either.
Just one of many reasons why you are a moron.
You don't have to write multiple paragraphs to prove if you're a "loser" or not. It's obvious to all within just a few sentences from you.
You always do, which is why you are widely regarded as the most worthless poster out of hundreds on here.
I really haven't seen the updated poster rankings. My guess is, you are not as highly thought of as you believe, especially after the repeated ass kickings you took this past week or so. I really enjoyed it.
Now get back to counting likes, replies....or how about another story about being a groupie for a rapper, or dating herpes infested sluts?
gee wiz, I don't pay attention to this crap but since you count likes and replies, and also like to discuss "contributions" to this silly place (I assume you feel that you do contribute - you know the self worth thing) I just happened to look at likes. I'm up on you 2007 to 1364!!! another ass kicking.
I am sure I know your response. I hope as usual, you don't disappoint.
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