US Politics

[bustamente]

Out and out lying has become the norm, deflect, defame is the game they play, Take the truth and spin and spin and people wont know what the truth is.

[do or die]

Mission accomplished:

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/408358-trump-boasting-line-in-un-speech-was-meant-to-get-some-laughter

A stable genius is never caught off guard.....

 

 

[JCon]

1 minute ago, do or die said:

Mission accomplished:

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/408358-trump-boasting-line-in-un-speech-was-meant-to-get-some-laughter

A stable genius is never caught off guard.....

 

 

Expect of course that's a line from his stump speech, which is normally followed by cheers from his red-hatted cult of losers. 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

12 minutes ago, do or die said:

Mission accomplished:

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/408358-trump-boasting-line-in-un-speech-was-meant-to-get-some-laughter

A stable genius is never caught off guard.....

 

 

Pow!

 

[kelownabomberfan]

An American friend sent me this just now...making the rounds on Facebook apparently...

DEAR EX-FRIEND,

Hey, what’s up. Long time no talk.

I think the last civil conversations we had occurred just days before November 8, 2016. You were supremely confident Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election; you voted for her with glee. As a lifelong Republican, I bit down hard and cast my vote for Donald Trump. Then the unimaginable happened. He won.

And you lost your freaking minds.

I knew you would take the loss hard—and personally—since all of you were super jacked-up to elect the first woman president. But I did not imagine you would become totally deranged, attacking anyone who voted for Trump or supported his presidency as a racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic Nazi-sympathizer.

The weirdness started on social media late on Election Night, as it became clear Hillary was going to lose. A few of you actually admitted that you were cradling your sleeping children, weeping, wondering what to tell your kindergartner the next morning about Trump’s victory. It continued over the next several days. Some of you seriously expressed fear about modern-day concentration camps. Despite living a privileged lifestyle, you were suddenly a casualty of the white patriarchy. Your daughters were future victims; your sons were predators-in-waiting. You threatened to leave Facebook because you could no longer enjoy the family photos or vacation posts from people who, once friends, became Literal Hitlers to you on November 8 because they voted for Donald Trump.

I admit I was a little hurt at first. The attacks against us Trump voters were so personal and so vicious that I did not think it could be sustained. I thought maybe you would regain your sanity after some turkey and egg nog.

But you did not. You got worse. And I went from sad to angry to where I am today: Amused.

As the whole charade you have been suckered into over the last 18 months starts to fall apart—that Trump would not survive his presidency; he would be betrayed by his own staff, family, and/or political party; he would destroy the Republican Party; he would be declared mentally ill and removed from office; he would be handcuffed and dragged out of the White House by Robert Mueller for “colluding” with Russia—let me remind you what complete fools you have made of yourselves. Not to mention how you’ve been fooled by the media, the Democratic Party, and your new heroes on the NeverTrump Right.

On November 9, you awoke from a self-induced, eight-year-long political coma to find that White House press secretaries shade the truth and top presidential advisors run political cover for their boss. You were shocked to discover that presidents exaggerate, even lie, on occasion. You became interested for the first time about the travel accommodations, office expenses, and lobbyist pals of administration officials. You started counting how many rounds of golf the president played. You suddenly thought it was fine to mock the first lady now that she wasn’t Michelle Obama. Once you removed your *bleep* hat after attending the Women’s March, you made fun of Kellyanne Conway’s hair, Sarah Sanders’ weight, Melania Trump’s shoes, Hope Hicks’ death stare; you helped fuel a rumor started by a bottom-feeding author that U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley slept with Donald Trump. You thought it was A-OK that Betsy DeVos was nearly physically assaulted and routinely heckled. You glorified a woman who has sex on camera for a paycheck.

You have learned all kinds of new things that those of us who didn’t willfully ignore politics for the past eight years already knew. For example, we already knew that illegal immigrants were being deported and families were being separated. We already knew about misconduct at the Environmental Protection Agency. We already knew that politicians gerrymander congressional districts for favorable election outcomes. We already knew that citizens from certain countries had restricted access here.

But American politics became a whole new thing for you.

Some of your behavior has been kinda cute. It was endearing to watch you become experts on the Logan Act, the Hatch Act, the Second Amendment, the 25th Amendment, and the Emoluments Clause. You developed a new crush on Mitt Romney after calling him a “sexist” for having “binders full of women.” You longed for a redux of the presidency of George W. Bush, a man you once wanted imprisoned for war crimes. Ditto for John McCain. You embraced people like Bill Kristol and David Frum without knowing anything about their histories of shotgunning the Iraq War.

Classified emails shared by Hillary Clinton? Who cares! Devin Nunes wanting to declassify crucial information of the public interest? Traitor!

But your newfound admiration and fealty to law enforcement really has been a fascinating transformation. Wasn’t it just last fall that I saw you loudly supporting professional athletes who were protesting police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem? Remember how you fanboyed a mediocre quarterback for wearing socks that depicted cops as pigs?

But now you sound like paid spokesmen for the Fraternal Order of Police. You insist that any legitimate criticism of the misconduct and possibile criminality that occured at the Justice Department and FBI is an “attack on law enforcement.” While you once opposed the Patriot Act because it might have allowed the federal government to spy on terrorists who were using the local library to learn how to make suitcase bombs, you now fully support the unchecked power of a secret court to look into the phone calls, text messages and emails of an American citizen because he volunteered for the Trump campaign for a few months.

Spying on terrorists, circa 2002: Bad. Spying on Carter Page, circa 2017: The highest form of patriotism.

And that white, male patriarchy that you were convinced would strip away basic rights and silence any opposition after Trump won? That fear has apparently been washed away as you hang on every word uttered by James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper. This triumvirate is exhibit “A” of the good old-boy network, and represents how the insularity, arrogance, and cover-your-tracks mentality of the white-male power structure still prevails. Yet, instead of rising up against it, you are buying their books, retweeting their Twitter rants and blasting anyone who dares to question their testicular authority. Your *bleep* hat must be very sad.

But your daily meltdowns about Trump-Russia election collusion have been the most entertaining to observe. After Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel, you were absolutely convinced it would result in Trump’s arrest and/or impeachment. Some of you insisted that Trump wouldn’t last beyond 2017. You quickly swallowed any chum tossed at you by the Trump-hating media on CNN, MSNBC, the New York Times and the Washington Post about who was going down next, or who would flip on the president.

For the past year, I have watched you obsess over a rotating cast of characters: Paul Manafort, Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, Carter Page, Reince Priebus, Jeff Sessions, Michael Flynn, Steve Bannon, Sam Nunberg, and Hope Hicks are just a few of the people you thought would turn on Trump or hasten his political demise. But when those fantasies didn’t come true, you turned to Michael Avenatti and Stormy Daniels for hope and inspiration. It will always be your low point.

Well, I think it will be. Each time I believe you’ve hit bottom, you come up with a new baseline. Perhaps defending the unprecedented use of federal power to spy on political foes then lie about it will be the next nail in your credibility coffin.

The next several weeks will be tough for you. I think Americans will learn some very hard truths about what happened in the previous administration and how we purposely have been misled by powerful leaders and the news media. I wish I could see you as a victim here, but you are not. I know you are smart; you chose to support this insurgency with your eyes wide open.

Now, I shall sit back and enjoy your pain.

Your Ex-Friend,
Julie

 

[Mark F]

America, richest country in the world.

Quote

 

When Alec Smith turned 26 last May and aged out of his parents’ health insurance, he discovered that he couldn’t afford coverage of his own. Within weeks, he was trying to ration his diabetes medication because he couldn’t afford a $1,300 refill.

A month later, the young restaurant manager was dead. An autopsy found he suffered a critical shortage of insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar and energy in the body.

 

http://www.startribune.com/son-s-death-pushes-mom-into-drug-price-spotlight/482344871/

[The Unknown Poster]

20 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said:

An American friend sent me this just now...making the rounds on Facebook apparently...

DEAR EX-FRIEND,

Hey, what’s up. Long time no talk.

I think the last civil conversations we had occurred just days before November 8, 2016. You were supremely confident Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election; you voted for her with glee. As a lifelong Republican, I bit down hard and cast my vote for Donald Trump. Then the unimaginable happened. He won.

And you lost your freaking minds.

I knew you would take the loss hard—and personally—since all of you were super jacked-up to elect the first woman president. But I did not imagine you would become totally deranged, attacking anyone who voted for Trump or supported his presidency as a racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic Nazi-sympathizer.

The weirdness started on social media late on Election Night, as it became clear Hillary was going to lose. A few of you actually admitted that you were cradling your sleeping children, weeping, wondering what to tell your kindergartner the next morning about Trump’s victory. It continued over the next several days. Some of you seriously expressed fear about modern-day concentration camps. Despite living a privileged lifestyle, you were suddenly a casualty of the white patriarchy. Your daughters were future victims; your sons were predators-in-waiting. You threatened to leave Facebook because you could no longer enjoy the family photos or vacation posts from people who, once friends, became Literal Hitlers to you on November 8 because they voted for Donald Trump.

I admit I was a little hurt at first. The attacks against us Trump voters were so personal and so vicious that I did not think it could be sustained. I thought maybe you would regain your sanity after some turkey and egg nog.

But you did not. You got worse. And I went from sad to angry to where I am today: Amused.

As the whole charade you have been suckered into over the last 18 months starts to fall apart—that Trump would not survive his presidency; he would be betrayed by his own staff, family, and/or political party; he would destroy the Republican Party; he would be declared mentally ill and removed from office; he would be handcuffed and dragged out of the White House by Robert Mueller for “colluding” with Russia—let me remind you what complete fools you have made of yourselves. Not to mention how you’ve been fooled by the media, the Democratic Party, and your new heroes on the NeverTrump Right.

On November 9, you awoke from a self-induced, eight-year-long political coma to find that White House press secretaries shade the truth and top presidential advisors run political cover for their boss. You were shocked to discover that presidents exaggerate, even lie, on occasion. You became interested for the first time about the travel accommodations, office expenses, and lobbyist pals of administration officials. You started counting how many rounds of golf the president played. You suddenly thought it was fine to mock the first lady now that she wasn’t Michelle Obama. Once you removed your *bleep* hat after attending the Women’s March, you made fun of Kellyanne Conway’s hair, Sarah Sanders’ weight, Melania Trump’s shoes, Hope Hicks’ death stare; you helped fuel a rumor started by a bottom-feeding author that U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley slept with Donald Trump. You thought it was A-OK that Betsy DeVos was nearly physically assaulted and routinely heckled. You glorified a woman who has sex on camera for a paycheck.

You have learned all kinds of new things that those of us who didn’t willfully ignore politics for the past eight years already knew. For example, we already knew that illegal immigrants were being deported and families were being separated. We already knew about misconduct at the Environmental Protection Agency. We already knew that politicians gerrymander congressional districts for favorable election outcomes. We already knew that citizens from certain countries had restricted access here.

But American politics became a whole new thing for you.

Some of your behavior has been kinda cute. It was endearing to watch you become experts on the Logan Act, the Hatch Act, the Second Amendment, the 25th Amendment, and the Emoluments Clause. You developed a new crush on Mitt Romney after calling him a “sexist” for having “binders full of women.” You longed for a redux of the presidency of George W. Bush, a man you once wanted imprisoned for war crimes. Ditto for John McCain. You embraced people like Bill Kristol and David Frum without knowing anything about their histories of shotgunning the Iraq War.

Classified emails shared by Hillary Clinton? Who cares! Devin Nunes wanting to declassify crucial information of the public interest? Traitor!

But your newfound admiration and fealty to law enforcement really has been a fascinating transformation. Wasn’t it just last fall that I saw you loudly supporting professional athletes who were protesting police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem? Remember how you fanboyed a mediocre quarterback for wearing socks that depicted cops as pigs?

But now you sound like paid spokesmen for the Fraternal Order of Police. You insist that any legitimate criticism of the misconduct and possibile criminality that occured at the Justice Department and FBI is an “attack on law enforcement.” While you once opposed the Patriot Act because it might have allowed the federal government to spy on terrorists who were using the local library to learn how to make suitcase bombs, you now fully support the unchecked power of a secret court to look into the phone calls, text messages and emails of an American citizen because he volunteered for the Trump campaign for a few months.

Spying on terrorists, circa 2002: Bad. Spying on Carter Page, circa 2017: The highest form of patriotism.

And that white, male patriarchy that you were convinced would strip away basic rights and silence any opposition after Trump won? That fear has apparently been washed away as you hang on every word uttered by James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper. This triumvirate is exhibit “A” of the good old-boy network, and represents how the insularity, arrogance, and cover-your-tracks mentality of the white-male power structure still prevails. Yet, instead of rising up against it, you are buying their books, retweeting their Twitter rants and blasting anyone who dares to question their testicular authority. Your *bleep* hat must be very sad.

But your daily meltdowns about Trump-Russia election collusion have been the most entertaining to observe. After Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel, you were absolutely convinced it would result in Trump’s arrest and/or impeachment. Some of you insisted that Trump wouldn’t last beyond 2017. You quickly swallowed any chum tossed at you by the Trump-hating media on CNN, MSNBC, the New York Times and the Washington Post about who was going down next, or who would flip on the president.

For the past year, I have watched you obsess over a rotating cast of characters: Paul Manafort, Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, Carter Page, Reince Priebus, Jeff Sessions, Michael Flynn, Steve Bannon, Sam Nunberg, and Hope Hicks are just a few of the people you thought would turn on Trump or hasten his political demise. But when those fantasies didn’t come true, you turned to Michael Avenatti and Stormy Daniels for hope and inspiration. It will always be your low point.

Well, I think it will be. Each time I believe you’ve hit bottom, you come up with a new baseline. Perhaps defending the unprecedented use of federal power to spy on political foes then lie about it will be the next nail in your credibility coffin.

The next several weeks will be tough for you. I think Americans will learn some very hard truths about what happened in the previous administration and how we purposely have been misled by powerful leaders and the news media. I wish I could see you as a victim here, but you are not. I know you are smart; you chose to support this insurgency with your eyes wide open.

Now, I shall sit back and enjoy your pain.

Your Ex-Friend,
Julie

 

No kidding. Talk about delusional. Lol

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

26 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said:

An American friend sent me this just now...making the rounds on Facebook apparently...

DEAR EX-FRIEND,

Hey, what’s up. Long time no talk.

I think the last civil conversations we had occurred just days before November 8, 2016. You were supremely confident Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election; you voted for her with glee. As a lifelong Republican, I bit down hard and cast my vote for Donald Trump. Then the unimaginable happened. He won.

And you lost your freaking minds.

I knew you would take the loss hard—and personally—since all of you were super jacked-up to elect the first woman president. But I did not imagine you would become totally deranged, attacking anyone who voted for Trump or supported his presidency as a racist, sexist, misogynistic, homophobic Nazi-sympathizer.

The weirdness started on social media late on Election Night, as it became clear Hillary was going to lose. A few of you actually admitted that you were cradling your sleeping children, weeping, wondering what to tell your kindergartner the next morning about Trump’s victory. It continued over the next several days. Some of you seriously expressed fear about modern-day concentration camps. Despite living a privileged lifestyle, you were suddenly a casualty of the white patriarchy. Your daughters were future victims; your sons were predators-in-waiting. You threatened to leave Facebook because you could no longer enjoy the family photos or vacation posts from people who, once friends, became Literal Hitlers to you on November 8 because they voted for Donald Trump.

I admit I was a little hurt at first. The attacks against us Trump voters were so personal and so vicious that I did not think it could be sustained. I thought maybe you would regain your sanity after some turkey and egg nog.

But you did not. You got worse. And I went from sad to angry to where I am today: Amused.

As the whole charade you have been suckered into over the last 18 months starts to fall apart—that Trump would not survive his presidency; he would be betrayed by his own staff, family, and/or political party; he would destroy the Republican Party; he would be declared mentally ill and removed from office; he would be handcuffed and dragged out of the White House by Robert Mueller for “colluding” with Russia—let me remind you what complete fools you have made of yourselves. Not to mention how you’ve been fooled by the media, the Democratic Party, and your new heroes on the NeverTrump Right.

On November 9, you awoke from a self-induced, eight-year-long political coma to find that White House press secretaries shade the truth and top presidential advisors run political cover for their boss. You were shocked to discover that presidents exaggerate, even lie, on occasion. You became interested for the first time about the travel accommodations, office expenses, and lobbyist pals of administration officials. You started counting how many rounds of golf the president played. You suddenly thought it was fine to mock the first lady now that she wasn’t Michelle Obama. Once you removed your *bleep* hat after attending the Women’s March, you made fun of Kellyanne Conway’s hair, Sarah Sanders’ weight, Melania Trump’s shoes, Hope Hicks’ death stare; you helped fuel a rumor started by a bottom-feeding author that U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley slept with Donald Trump. You thought it was A-OK that Betsy DeVos was nearly physically assaulted and routinely heckled. You glorified a woman who has sex on camera for a paycheck.

You have learned all kinds of new things that those of us who didn’t willfully ignore politics for the past eight years already knew. For example, we already knew that illegal immigrants were being deported and families were being separated. We already knew about misconduct at the Environmental Protection Agency. We already knew that politicians gerrymander congressional districts for favorable election outcomes. We already knew that citizens from certain countries had restricted access here.

But American politics became a whole new thing for you.

Some of your behavior has been kinda cute. It was endearing to watch you become experts on the Logan Act, the Hatch Act, the Second Amendment, the 25th Amendment, and the Emoluments Clause. You developed a new crush on Mitt Romney after calling him a “sexist” for having “binders full of women.” You longed for a redux of the presidency of George W. Bush, a man you once wanted imprisoned for war crimes. Ditto for John McCain. You embraced people like Bill Kristol and David Frum without knowing anything about their histories of shotgunning the Iraq War.

Classified emails shared by Hillary Clinton? Who cares! Devin Nunes wanting to declassify crucial information of the public interest? Traitor!

But your newfound admiration and fealty to law enforcement really has been a fascinating transformation. Wasn’t it just last fall that I saw you loudly supporting professional athletes who were protesting police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem? Remember how you fanboyed a mediocre quarterback for wearing socks that depicted cops as pigs?

But now you sound like paid spokesmen for the Fraternal Order of Police. You insist that any legitimate criticism of the misconduct and possibile criminality that occured at the Justice Department and FBI is an “attack on law enforcement.” While you once opposed the Patriot Act because it might have allowed the federal government to spy on terrorists who were using the local library to learn how to make suitcase bombs, you now fully support the unchecked power of a secret court to look into the phone calls, text messages and emails of an American citizen because he volunteered for the Trump campaign for a few months.

Spying on terrorists, circa 2002: Bad. Spying on Carter Page, circa 2017: The highest form of patriotism.

And that white, male patriarchy that you were convinced would strip away basic rights and silence any opposition after Trump won? That fear has apparently been washed away as you hang on every word uttered by James Comey, John Brennan, and James Clapper. This triumvirate is exhibit “A” of the good old-boy network, and represents how the insularity, arrogance, and cover-your-tracks mentality of the white-male power structure still prevails. Yet, instead of rising up against it, you are buying their books, retweeting their Twitter rants and blasting anyone who dares to question their testicular authority. Your *bleep* hat must be very sad.

But your daily meltdowns about Trump-Russia election collusion have been the most entertaining to observe. After Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel, you were absolutely convinced it would result in Trump’s arrest and/or impeachment. Some of you insisted that Trump wouldn’t last beyond 2017. You quickly swallowed any chum tossed at you by the Trump-hating media on CNN, MSNBC, the New York Times and the Washington Post about who was going down next, or who would flip on the president.

For the past year, I have watched you obsess over a rotating cast of characters: Paul Manafort, Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, Carter Page, Reince Priebus, Jeff Sessions, Michael Flynn, Steve Bannon, Sam Nunberg, and Hope Hicks are just a few of the people you thought would turn on Trump or hasten his political demise. But when those fantasies didn’t come true, you turned to Michael Avenatti and Stormy Daniels for hope and inspiration. It will always be your low point.

Well, I think it will be. Each time I believe you’ve hit bottom, you come up with a new baseline. Perhaps defending the unprecedented use of federal power to spy on political foes then lie about it will be the next nail in your credibility coffin.

The next several weeks will be tough for you. I think Americans will learn some very hard truths about what happened in the previous administration and how we purposely have been misled by powerful leaders and the news media. I wish I could see you as a victim here, but you are not. I know you are smart; you chose to support this insurgency with your eyes wide open.

Now, I shall sit back and enjoy your pain.

Your Ex-Friend,
Julie

 

Damn... after reading that article rant, I can understand why she has so many ex-friends. 

 

Talk about alternative reality... I am sure many people saw how ******* crazy she is and:

 

After going through that eyecancer article line by line I was like:

 

So much to unpack in that rant, so much of it lies, misdirections, half truths, whataboutism, condescension, hypocrisy, hyperbole, and general "nananananahs".

When Julie was mashing out that manifesto of atodaso/hate/condescension/delusions, I picture her like this:

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by wanna-b-fanboy

[bustamente]

Vote for Kavanaugh will go ahead on Friday, ramming speed and dam what he may of done.

[The Unknown Poster]

19 minutes ago, bustamente said:

Vote for Kavanaugh will go ahead on Friday, ramming speed and dam what he may of done.

Just need two republican senators to get a clue. Hard to believe that’s such an unlikely scenario but it is 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

4 minutes ago, bustamente said:

Vote for Kavanaugh will go ahead on Friday, ramming speed and dam what he may of done.

Wait... what? 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

1 hour ago, kelownabomberfan said:

An American friend sent me this just now...making the rounds on Facebook apparently...

DEAR EX-FRIEND,

Hey, what’s up. Long time no talk.

I think the last civil conversations we had occurred just days before November 8, 2016. You were supremely confident Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election; you voted for her with glee. As a lifelong Republican, I bit down hard and cast my vote for Donald Trump. Then the unimaginable happened. He won.

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ers and the news media. I wish I could see you as a victim here, but you are not. I know you are smart; you chose to support this insurgency with your eyes wide open.

Now, I shall sit back and enjoy your pain.

Your Ex-Friend,
Julie

 

I think the  "horse in a hospital" analogy is more entertaining, better thought out, more clever, less offensive and pretty much a more accurate depiction of things today.

 

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by wanna-b-fanboy

[pigseye]

One would think that if Kavanaugh were a sexual predator that there would be more recent incidents of it? I can't think of single sexual predator that took 30 years off? 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

13 minutes ago, pigseye said:

One would think that if Kavanaugh were a sexual predator that there would be more recent incidents of it? I can't think of single sexual predator that took 30 years off? 

You're right- that is a solid argument right there. How dare she make **** up? Poor poor kavanaugh - he should be confirmed right away without question!

 

That is kind of why this need to be explored - to get to the bottom of it and get to the truth. Funny though that the Republicans are not wanting to get to the bottom of this. 

[The Unknown Poster]

18 minutes ago, pigseye said:

One would think that if Kavanaugh were a sexual predator that there would be more recent incidents of it? I can't think of single sexual predator that took 30 years off? 

Does absence of recent incidents mean everyone is lying?  Perhaps he changed. Perhaps he stopped drinking. Perhaps he matured and realized his future was in jeaopardy if he continued his behaviour.  

How much research did you do to support your position that people don’t stoP? 

Cosby’s last incident was ten years ago. 

The treatment of Dr Ford and the GOPs stated intention to disregard alegations could have a chilling affect on others, don’t you think?

[The Unknown Poster]

3 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

You're right- that is a solid argument right there. How dare she make **** up? Poor poor kavanaugh - he should be confirmed right away without question!

 

That is kind of why this need to be explored - to get to the bottom of it and get to the truth. Funny though that the Republicans are not wanting to get to the bottom of this. 

Yup. Anyone who believes Kavanaugh is innocent should be demanding an FBI investigation not insinuating the victims are lying and should simply be ignored. 

 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

7 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Yup. Anyone who believes Kavanaugh is innocent should be demanding an FBI investigation not insinuating the victims are lying and should simply be ignored. 

 

And not subpoenaing Mark Judge... the only reason I can see for that is so they can create a he said she said scenario... 

 

[pigseye]

6 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

You're right- that is a solid argument right there. How dare she make **** up? Poor poor kavanaugh - he should be confirmed right away without question!

 

That is kind of why this need to be explored - to get to the bottom of it and get to the truth. Funny though that the Republicans are not wanting to get to the bottom of this. 

I know that after 30 years you cannot rely on peoples memories of the events to be accurate, as an accident investigator, we must obtain witness statements as soon as possible, even a few days can bias peoples memories. Any statements in this incident are going to be spurious at best. 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

Just now, pigseye said:

I know that after 30 years you cannot rely on peoples memories of the events to be accurate, as an accident investigator, we must obtain witness statements as soon as possible, even a few days can bias peoples memories. Any statements in this incident are going to be spurious at best. 

Yeah.... but at least an effort is made. also, you can investigate something that happened 30 years ago. 

[pigseye]

11 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Yup. Anyone who believes Kavanaugh is innocent should be demanding an FBI investigation not insinuating the victims are lying and should simply be ignored. 

 

I don't know if he is innocent or guilty but the timing is sure convenient. Why didn't they come forward when everyone else was? 

[Goalie]

Just now, pigseye said:

I don't know if he is innocent or guilty but the timing is sure convenient. Why didn't they come forward when everyone else was? 

Dunno. Ive never been sexually assaulted but im assuming here that some ppl (mostly all) need time to get the courage to speak up. 30 years 30 days 30 minutes.. Who am i to say how long it should take a victim to muster up the courage.. Especially considering it seems nobody ever believes the woman

[pigseye]

2 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Yeah.... but at least an effort is made. also, you can investigate something that happened 30 years ago. 

The only evidence you have from 30 years ago is testimony which has been biased over the years, that is pure scientific fact. Now if she had made a police report of incident at the time, you;'d at least have a record of it occurring. 

[pigseye]

1 minute ago, Goalie said:

Dunno. Ive never been sexually assaulted but im assuming here that some ppl (mostly all) need time to get the courage to speak up. 30 years 30 days 30 minutes.. Who am i to say how long it should take a victim to muster up the courage.. Especially considering it seems nobody ever believes the woman

If they had reported it to the police to begin with these sexual predators could be stopped before they hurt someone else. What is so hard to understand? 

[Wanna-B-Fanboy]

11 minutes ago, pigseye said:

I don't know if he is innocent or guilty but the timing is sure convenient. Why didn't they come forward when everyone else was? 

 

8 minutes ago, pigseye said:

The only evidence you have from 30 years ago is testimony which has been biased over the years, that is pure scientific fact. Now if she had made a police report of incident at the time, you;'d at least have a record of it occurring. 

 

4 minutes ago, pigseye said:

If they had reported it to the police to begin with these sexual predators could be stopped before they hurt someone else. What is so hard to understand? 

 

 

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[pigseye]

37 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Does absence of recent incidents mean everyone is lying?  Perhaps he changed. Perhaps he stopped drinking. Perhaps he matured and realized his future was in jeaopardy if he continued his behaviour.  

How much research did you do to support your position that people don’t stoP? 

Cosby’s last incident was ten years ago. 

The treatment of Dr Ford and the GOPs stated intention to disregard alegations could have a chilling affect on others, don’t you think?

The only way to be certain is to report it right away so that police can obtain the forensic evidence they need to determine if the charges should proceed. Unfortunately, there is no way for police to gather the forensic evidence they need now, the entire investigation has been prejudiced for both parties. What evidence are you going to rely on, he said she said?