/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>>175538
Correction two hours until it starts
>my clock apparently lied to me

C-Span stream of the event is going to be streamed on youtube too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zVOkb3CdZ0 [Embed]

>>175538
Fully expecting a shitshow. Anyone know if the Republicans still have a female lawyer asking the questions or is that off?

>>175541
They got a female lawyer that will ask questions for them. I think all republicans will give their time to the lawyer.

Refreshing to see supporters rally outside

>>175543
Good. At least that will curb the narrative of old white men ganging up on a "defenceless" women.
>>175545
Any antifa there? Seeing them beat up a bunch of older women would be bad, but would spark decent outrage.

>>175538
Apparently there are some madmen who are pulling an "I am Spartacus" moment by claiming that they are the ones who sexually harassed the women years ago.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/36377/judiciary-talking-man-who-thinks-he-forced-ryan-saavedra

>>175548
It makes sense, especially if they are Republican supporters. The statute of limitations has long been passed, so there is nothing they could do to him.

What does everyone think of the hearing so far? To me the accusations seem way weaker than expected.

>>175571
Nice pali. Its about what I expected. The usual Democrat grandstanding, Ford answering "Yes/No" to Democrats and spending a minute or so answering "Uhm,... well I would say blurr blurr blurr blurr blurr blurr blurr to your simple question. And if I could also add blurr blurr blurr blurr..." to the Republican counsel.
I thought it was shameful the way Feinstein decried at the outset about how Republicans have treated this process, completely ignoring the fact that it was her own actions that led to what they're calling "ramming Kavanaugh in", because they've already delayed the process far longer than during the Thomas/Hill case. That one faggot who was like "I believed Anita Hill" (like that fucking matters).

>>175571
I fully agree. The lawyer the Republicans have brought in is picking her story apart.

Holy shit Grassley bringing the bantz

You could make a drinking game out of this where you have to drink every time she says "I don't remember"

>>175578
It is funny how she remember what happened over 35 year ago but not if she showed the therapist notes to a journalist a few weeks ago,

"How did you get to Washington?"
BOOM

>>175580
lol. Also sounds like she is a frequent flyer
>I am afraid to fly
>it is easy to fly if it is a holiday

Do any of these Democucks have anything of substance at all to contribute to this? This is fucking cringe inducing.

>>175588
Not that I have heard so far.

GOT HER.

>>175592
WHY DID SHE GET THE POLYGRAPH, EH? EH?

And another non-answer

It's an illusion to distract Burgers from seeing that half of their country is underwater and the government needs a distraction from it's incompetence? This is nothing but a dog and pony show.

So, she don't remember if she took an polygraph the evening of the day she attended a funeral, or the day after when she were going to fly.

"Poor me, I was too frightened to remember stuff"

I am starting to wonder what her lawyer is trying to hide. Will be fun to see what other innocent questions he will "enact the lawyer equivalent to the taking the fifth"
>Did someone advice you to take polygraph test
>... THAT IS LAYER CLIENT PRIVILEGE ...
>Did someone recommend using .... for the polygraph
>... THAT IS LAYER CLIENT PRIVILEGE ...

Hearing to resume in minutes

Okay now they're resuming

>>175612
Looks like they are getting redy now

*obligatory digs at Trump that have nothing to do with the proceeding*

Christine Blasey Ford's sons will have get a license to rape after this. Anyone who accuses one of her sons of rape will be dismissed as trying to go after her via her son.

Holy shit she's getting shredded lol

>>175628
Did you catch that smirk by the counselor? She's got something up her sleeve

"I'm Spartacus, and I know a thing about the bravery of coming forward,...."

inb4 he says patriotism

>>175629
Yeah, Cory Booker sucking her dryed up cunt. Fuck "Spartacus".

>>175630
hahahaha... The moment he run for presidency I hope someone comes forward and accuse him of sexual assault so he have to be a hypocrite or withdraw from the race.

>>175631
"heroic". That would have been my second guess.

>>175633
/pol/ needs to investigate Spartacus

>intrusive polygraph test
Go fuck yourself.

>>175635
I also think it is almost a certainty Spartacus have behaved like a normal hood nigger and grinded himself and dryhumped "women" when he drank.

>>175636
Polygraph tests are bullshit, and they're by no means "intrusive".

Jesus Christ, every time these democrats open their mouths it's the same bullshit over and over

"You remember key and searing details"
... and conveniently mis-remember or outright don't remember others,....

>>175641
They are promoting the narrative that all "rape/sexual assault victims" tell the truth no matter what.

>>175641
It's all about the narrative spin. if they lose the narrative, everything will fall apart even more than it already is.

oh here we go with fucking Anita Hill again

Mfw anyone of them talks.

"Patriot!" called it

>you have nothing to gain
inb4 multi million book deal and speaker fees

>>175648
For Democrats, victimhood can be its own reward.

This hearing is a waste of time. Too bad the media will spin it so Ford comes out looking like a hero.

45 minutes, so an hour+ recess

>>175650
Nobody gives a shit what the press thinks anymore except the people who already agree with them. What I'm concerned is that this """public pressure""" is going to give some republicucks an excuse to change their vote.

>>175652
>give some republicucks an excuse to change their vote.
I hope Cocaine Mitch personally flays alive any RINO foolish enough to let the Democrats win this easily.

>>175650
I think the prosecutor the Republicans had asking questions for them set the stage for an out for all parties except Ford's lawyers and the Democrats.

Basically Ford's lawyers tainted her memory and in essence created false memories in Ford.

>>175655
Not only did she set that stage very well, but she also specifically indicated and got confirmation that Feinstein decided without permission to release the information wrt to the letter and the testimony. Tl;dr This has been political all along (duh, we knew that, but confirmation) in spite of the good doctor's desires and expressed wishes

>>175656
It is funny how the Democrats say how brave she was to come forward, and how she felt it was her duty to come forward, when it was the Democrats that forced her hand by leaking her letter.

>>175657
Kinda blows apart the narrative that the Democrats are allies of and committed to the safety and whatnot of the victim,...
If anyone has missed so far, here's Part 1
https://youtu.be/RyMYz_T9Hjg [Embed] (~1 1/2 hour)
and Part 2
https://youtu.be/flWMCww4X3U [Embed] (~1 hour)
of the hearing, ending at the 1/2 hour (1 hour) lunch break

>>175598
"Hey look over there" is practically a fucking national motto at this point. This is also distracting from the WW3 type coalition naval buildup in the Mediterranean.

Kavanaugh is entering now, they're about to call to order

Oh he's pissed

Kavanaugh looks fucking pissed.

He's fucking pissed, this should be good.

>that barely suppressed rage
>practically on the verge of tears
He's fucking tearing new assholes left & right

>>175672
his wife is literally holding back tears you can see her lip quiver a few minutes ago

>I fear for the future.
Sound like he's becoming black pilled.

Poor Kavanaugh..
He really doesn't deserve this bullshit.

>That bald Jew behind him clearly emanating disdain
Almost looks like that chick from Who's the Boss next to him

>>175678
Alyssa Milano. Looks just fucking like her.

>>175677
He's the hero we need but don't deserve.

>>175670
Fuck Yeah!

>>175677
His emotion is actually making me tear up, Jesus Christ. It honestly just seems so much more real than Ford.

>>175681
>>175670
He looks miserable, but confident.

>>175682
There is no possible way anyone actually watching this still believes Ford. I can't possibly imagine anyone dense enough not to see this bullshit for what it is.

>>175682
Agree

>>175684
Liberals aren't watching it. They'll only watch the (((CNN highlights))).

>>175682
His emotion is palpable as fuck. He's answering any questions before they even get to ask them.
Can't fucking wait to see them try to "cross examine" after this.

>>175687
This. Even the CBS coverage I'm watching was so incredibly fucking attitudinal about anyone who believed him & not her during the break.

>His smile and optimism: gone
I feel so fucking sorry for this absolute fucking bro

>>175691
Seriously. This poor guy.

>>175691
Seriously. He's legitimately breaking up trying to describe why he keeps a calendar, while she barely cracked her voice describing 'the worst event of her life'.

>>175691
God bless him and give him courge

>>175693
Imagine the absolute huminiation of giving his point of view knowing very well that Democrats will still paint him as a rapist for decades to come regardless of the outcome.

>>175695
*Humiliation

I wonder if Democrats will be respectful, but I doubt it.

>>175691
>>175695
And knowing the liberal/mainstream "highlights" will delete ALL of this shit clearly fucking showing his character, pain, & honesty.

Jesus Christ this is still just his opening statement and he has completely shredded this entire thing.

>>175698
Her: surrounded by lawyers and not even her family
Him: surrounded by friends and family, with no counsel

>>175698
They're going to be the ghouls they always are and they won't even realize that they did anything wrong. I legitimately believe that those people have no souls.

Jesus Christ I did not come in here expecting to feel this much

>>175707
Me neither

>>175703
They're all either soulless lizards or retarded puppets whose strings are pulled by the aforementioned lizards.

>>175538
Guy got brought back to his childhood in the worst possible way and got emotional. I can't get away from the stream and I'm gonna be late for class. Feel so fucking bad for this guy.

Saving grace? He's going to be even better than Clarence "Honorary Aryan" Thomas.

>>175707
I wish there were some shots in this coverage of the faces of the committee. Guarantee NONE of them expected him to show up with a fucking manifesto & SELL his case so convincingly without even attempting to.

>>175703
They have no idea what it means to feel.

Even Grassley's voice is shaking

I believe you Kav.

>>175712
Jesus Christ, if true those aids need to be fired.

Can't wait to see what this soulless cunt Feinstein has to say for herself.

>>175712
NPCs in the white house too. If I went from respected federal judge to attempted rapist, to gang rapist in a week, I don't know that I could keep my face straight either. Can't say I'd be prepared for this turn of events.

Oh get her

I'm impressed he hasn't ripped her head off. She's still harping on the FBI bullshit ffs.

>muh FBI
>muh FBI
Holy shit all that spaghetti.

>>175718
She'll completely disregard everything she just heard, and read her cards as she rehersed.

"It's an outrage I wasn't allowed to cum."
-Kavanaugh on his alleged sexual assault

>>175700
To be fair, he has not been able to disprove the allegations. That said, at least his story has been corroborated. Her's has not.

>>175728
>has not been able to disprove the allegations
I fucking hate what court justice has become.
Asking someone to prove a negative is unfair and dastardly.

>>175679
Jesus, it IS fucking Alyssa Milano.

>>175728
This is backfiring hard on the Dems because literally their entire case was based on emotion and Kavanaugh has completely outdone them there, and you can actually tell it's genuine. Also, the burden of proof is not on him.

>just woke up again and turned on the hearing
This poor guy. You can tell this whole thing has been weighing on him hard.
[b]WHEN[/u] this is proven wrong and there isn't outrage it will show a sad state of our country.

>>175733
This, so much this.

>>175729
>he has not been able to disprove the allegations.
The burden of proof lies on the accuser, not the accused.

Spartacus and Hawaii will have problems I think. All they will be able to achieve is to look like heartless cunts.

>>175729
>he has not been able to disprove the allegations.
The burden of proof lies on the accuser, not the accused.

>>175724
It appalls me that such a vile, disgusting, shameless kike could even exist in this world. /pol/ is always right. Holy shit.

>>175741
Notice she's wearing an outfit that is a carbon copy of an inquisitor's robe
>>175738
Let's not forget whats-his-deformed-face, the esteemed "vietnam veteran"

>>175739
>>175737
>>175733
That is true, but people do not care about burden of proof. The Zim Zam trial was proof enough. Unless he is able to decisively disprove the allegations/starts litigating everyone they'll just keep circling.

Holy fuck he's enraged.

If I hear them mention the FBI one more time I am going to shoot up a mall

>>175753
I'm hoping he starts grilling them on why they didn't ask MD police to investigate SINCE THEY'RE THE ONES WHO ACTUALLY FUCKING WOULD the same way they're trying to hammer him for "not asking for an FBI investigation" himself.
Probably because the fucking MD police would have the case closed in days as laughably unprovable & inconclusive.

>>175754
I've had enough of this fucking shit!

This kike keeps trying to yrap Chad into giving soundbites for muh FBI.

DAY OF THE ROPE NOW JESUS FUCKING CHRIST

>>175737
>>175739
Apologies for the double post. I'm phone posting from a hell hole where my data rate is best measured in bits per second. Web forms freak out sometimes. It takes minutes to load this page, much less load images.

The spin already happening painting her as "believable", it "not going well for Repubs", and talking about Kavanaugh's "passion backfiring" are fucking sickening.

Graham is on fire

wtf I love Lindsey Graham now

>>175762
>>175761
He should run for president after Trump's 2nd term is over.

TELL THEM LINDSEY

>>175763
Him and Cruz have turned out to be considerably better men than I'd initially judged them as during the campaign, I'd happily vote for either of them at this point.

Republicans might (at least I hope) gain votes because of this. Only the Republicans are defending "innocent until proven guilty".

>>175766
real people in america have already tuned this out. The democrats are pushing centrists further awzy the more insane they act. a group of normally center-left people i know have just begun to make fun of how ridiculous this whole charade is. "he raped me at an unknown location sometime in between my freshmand and senior year. there were no witnesses. i demand to talk to senators!"

>>175770
I can't imagine anyone who has watched any portion of this taking any of it seriously, this is such a farce it's almost beyond belief.

>>175774
Just wait, we still haven't heard from Harris, Spartacus, Hawaii, or Blumenthal

>>175774
Depends on the echo chamber you live in.

>Kavanaugh clearly took that criticism to heart. The first 10-ish minutes of his opening statements was delivered in something close to a yell. He blasted Democratic senators for what he insisted was a coordinated attempt to smear him. He invoked the Clintons, he called out Democratic members of the Judiciary Committee for calling him "evil." He also insisted that he would never withdraw as the nominee and dared Democrats to vote him down.
>The performance was one that undoubtedly delighted Trump. The question is whether Senate Republicans -- first those on the Judiciary Committee and then the broader GOP conference -- is convinced by Kavanaugh's anger. Is it seen as the righteous indignation of a man who has been wrongly accused?

https://www.cnn . com/2018/09/27/politics/christine-blasey-ford-testimony/index.html

They're completely deleting the "emotional" part of his testimony, painting it entirely as "anger". They are fucking trying so hard to paint the whole thing as a Dem win.

>>175775
Fuck, I'm not sure if I have the mental energy to sit through that, I might have to get the highlights later. There's only so much rage I can handle in the course of a single day

>>175774
>I can't imagine anyone who has watched any portion of this taking any of it seriously
The key words are "has watched any portion of this." A lot of normal fags haven't been watching this. They tune out politics to watch their football and Hollywood. At most they see the fake news headlines.

But again, the opinions of the people at home only matter in respect to the upcoming midterms. We're not the ones who have a say in whether Kavanaugh is confirmed or not.

>>175778
I feel you, this is brutal. If you can't watch, its not a fault.

This just gets more and more depressing. Kavanaugh is a real man for being able to stand up to all this and not completely fly off the handle.

>>175782
They're just going in circles now, because the point of this is not to come to any conclusions.

>>175783
The best thing Republicans can do at this point is keep forcing the vote and not give in to any more of the autistic screeching about an FBI investigation.

>>175785
Agree. And you can be sure that Graham will scold any Republican that dares to vote against Kavanaugh.

>>175785
At this point, yeah. They have to hold the line as sternly as the Dems are attempting to.

oy vey goyim never forget Ford's heroism

>>175789
>They have to hold the line as sternly as the Dems are attempting to.
Not sure I'd describe what the Dems have been doing so far as "holding the line". Seems more like they're bayonet charging right into a bunch of spiked barricades, hoping they'll pile up enough of their bodies for the rest of their forces to make it over.

>>175795
That is far too heroic of a way to describe them.
None of them are making personal sacrifices in this situation, and few will be held accountable. This is like a fucking game to them.

>>175795
Well this whole thing was a hail mary. But even though Kavanaugh's opening alone shredded the whole thing, they still managed to find one point (muh FBI illogics) to rally around, and each has been hammering it home while trying to find any other possible crack. My favorite thus far has been the bitch who tried to paint her father's alcoholism as an understandable weakness of an otherwise good man before trying to pain Kavanaugh as one.

>>175797
Yeah, I'm bad at describing things. Imagine a general ordering their troops to throw themselves into a bunch of spiked barricades, then marching themselves over the pile of bodies their dead troops have formed.

>>175799
What, like, communists?

>>175800
Exactly. Throw enough bodies at something until you hope you can win. Except the Dems don't have enough bodies.

>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
>YES OR NO
GO FUCK YOURSELVES!!!

They keep calling it a "credible allegation", I'm not sure what they mean by that.

lmao what is even his question?

>>175804
It means that they consider it to be true even though they have no way to prove it.

>>175806
No, he was just badgering him for sound bites.

>>175804
They're so desperate to push it past the midterms, they're giving this level of an allegation 1,000x more weight & seriousness than it ever should have. One can only hope it eventually turns and bites them in the ass if this tactic proves successful for them.

Who /cruz/missile here?

That's a lie! She came forward days after Feinstein brought the letter forward!

>>175810
McCruz Missile reporting in.

>>175810
THE DELEGATES, DAHNALD!

>muh polygraph test
Polygraphs are a joke

a joke!

..........and that was that.

Today we learned that our governmental process is ridiculous, and that the literal objective argument can be made that Democrats have no souls.

Nobody forget to vote in November.

>mfw having watched the whole thing
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>175822
Count me in

>>175822
>Nobody forget to vote in November.
This year I'm burning some of my vacation time for election day and the day after so that I can spend the whole day glued to status updates and then spend the next day recovering from the ordeal.

>>175822
Honestly & unironically reminds me of watching WWE, when you knew exactly what the heels were trying to accomplish with their bullshit but still had to watch them go through all the motions of making it look legitimate anyway.
What I wouldn't have given to hear "Glass shatters" start up out of nowhere.

I watched just about everything and I'm just mad. Kavanaugh and his family should have never had to have gone through what they have. And the fact that every other question the Democrats asked was "Do you remember drinking to the point of blacking out?"
It's just depressing to see that this is the current state of our government.

>>175822
God bless Kavanaugh and his family, and God bless America and the Republican voters.

>>175826
The only good this hearing brought out was that the Republicans did not shy away from shaming the Democrats for their despicable behavior.

>>175830
I try to be smug about that, but it just saddens me at this point.
This man's reputation has been needlessly and irreparably damaged. He and his family has been attacked to a horrid extent, and he will never fully recover very from the humiliation he has faced.

>>175830
I don't know about y'all, but I'm gonna watch the fireworks.

>>175832
It is truly a disgrace how Feinstein sought out to destroy his good name. May she burn in hell.

>>175832
I think he'll pull through, especially if he gets voted in. He's got a great, supportive wife from what I saw, and by all accounts has a huge network of friends, family, & associates who all believe in & support him.
It was hard as hell to watch him go through it, but that will be paid for to both him & us in salt. I can feel it.

>>175835
Not only that, but she needlessly dragged Ford into the public eye, which was more than she signed up for. She USED her, for the slightest suggestion of political gain.
>OY VEY I DID NOT LEAK THE LETTER, HER FRIENDS LEAKED THE LETTER, HER FRIENDS DIDN’T LEAK THE LETTER, THERE WAS NO LETTER YOU RACIST ANTI-SEMITE!

>>175838
Hopefully she'll be dead in a few years and Trump'll get yet another SCOTUS pick.

>I THOUGHT YOU DEMS WERE MUH FRIENDS
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FO8GvRpr0Ms [Embed]
I will never forget the day liberals managed to redpill Linsey graham.

>>175843
Watching and listening to Linsey Graham was truly refreshing

The desperation is real.

>>175810
I'm voting cruz just because of all the goddamn beto signs around here. Might not have voted in this election otherwise.

>>175848
The salt after he gets his vote will be amazing. I have my shovel ready, can't wait to see the reports of raging liberals.

>>175848
>Getting angry when your reputation is ruined should exclude you from the SCOTUS
What kind of sociopath would you have to be to live up to that kind of double standard?
Leftists are so full of shit; it's unbelievable.

>>175774
>>175776
Anyone who takes CNN (or any msm source) seriously at this point has questionable rationality
>>175780
>>175782
The worst part is the fact that this dog and pone show is going on at the expense of the taxpayer.
>>175788
You know it's bad when even limpwristed lindsey is on our side
>>175809
I really hope this insanity results in less votes. It will be supreme hilarity if a red wave hits and all this stalling was for nothing.
>>175827
Thanks anon, pic related

Trump probably thought this was going to go as smoothly as Gorsuch's nomination. I honestly think Punished Kavanaugh is a pleasant surprise.

>>175960
This ordeal has been anything but pleasant.

>>175961
The journey is distasteful, but the destination may be satisfying. However we're not there yet. He still needs to be confirmed.

>>175961
>>175963
This. I saw a post on cuckchan that said that they already have the votes, and this has been too awkward for normies to talk about since a lot of them are conflicted and unsure this time around. They really didn't execute this circus well.

I had a three hour class today and talking about Kavanaugh wasted two-thirds of the class time. Assuming Kavanaugh gets through, the Trump administration basically has civnat Hitler in the Supreme Court.

>>175964
>M16A1
>30 round mag
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>175965
30rd magazine a cute

>>175965
Is that a good or bad AAAAAA?

>>175964
> the Trump administration basically has civnat Hitler in the Supreme Court.
And then, we need our ethno nationalist guy to complete the roster.

>>175970
i volunteer

>>175972
Make us proud, Anon.

>>175851
>>175857
>>175858
As Lindsay said "I hope they never get to power"

After a disgraceful day where the Democrats showed their true colors and turned all fair minded people against them.

Today at 9:30am EDT there will most likely be a vote in the Senate for them to confirm Judge Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.
>Senate Judiciary Committee holds an executive meeting to possibly vote on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

Lets remember what Linsey Graham said (as linked by >>175843 )
https://youtu.be/FO8GvRpr0Ms [Embed]
And Ted Cruz
https://youtu.be/oZA-g-7h6zo [Embed]

>>175992
>Today at 9:30am EDT there will most likely be a vote in the Senate for them to confirm Judge Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.
Exist yet the possibility that this circus will continue until Tuesday or Wednesday.

Screenshot related from kiked conservative media (((The Gateway Pundit))).
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/09/senate-judiciary-committee-republicans-to-meet-at-930-am-kavanaugh-has-the-votes/

>>175992
>>175995
Yeah, earliest it could possibly happen would be Sat. The vote later this morning is just to end this hearing & push the vote to the full Senate.

>>175995
So the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee have to call to halt the vote, and then speak non-stop for 30 hours to delay the vote?

>>175998
I don't think it's a filibuster type thing where they have to bullshit for a 30-hour marathon.

>>175997
> The vote later this morning is just to end this hearing & push the vote to the full Senate.
Okay, understand. Well hopefully the last day in the Judiciary Committee will be used to scold Feinstein for her disgraceful behavior, and her blaming the good friends of Ford for leaking something Ford didn't want to be leaked.

>>176000
So just 30 hours delay... But if they are not going to say anything or do anything for those 30 hours why is is allotted?

>>176001
>why is is allotted?
Likely to allow both sides time to talk to everyone & secure their votes either way.
I honestly don't know if they need to talk through it, but that'd be fucking hilarious if they did. Hopefully Feinstein would try to Iron Man it & drop dead 3 hours in.

>>176000
>30-hour marathon
I believe this is a rule of the Senate.
Nevertheless, let us take in count we are witnessing extremely corrupted creatures representing ZOG factions, not us.

>>176002
>Hopefully Feinstein would try to Iron Man it & drop dead 3 hours in.
They should make a rule that if a party wanted to filibuster it had to be performed by their leader.

I'm just going to point out the obvious here and say...Even if Kavanaugh is proven innocent the damage is done. The Democrats and their supporters will continue to make up even more ridiculous lies and incite violence. The anti-Trumpers will never believe in the truth and take part in said violence.

Seems like there is no place left on this planet to run to.

>>176014
>anti-Trumpers
>Seems like there is no place left on this planet to run to.
This is great.
Accelerationism means war.
Communism is sickness waiting to be uprooted once and for all, along with its (((ideologues))), promoters and collaborators.

Senate Judiciary Committee to start soon
https://youtu.be/E6ZtH3XyaZ8 [Embed]

>>176029
Brobably better stream (even though it is TIME)
https://youtu.be/43mtifsoTQI [Embed]

C-Span link (haven't found their youtube stream)
https://www.c-span.org/video/?452084-1/senate-judiciary-committee-holds-executive-meeting-brett-kavanaugh-nomination&live

Hahahahahahaah. Many of the Democrats walked out.

They're still going on with 'muh FBI investrgadion'

Also, if anyone who missed the hearing and are interested, here's why Ford is full of shit. Remember, she's a psychology professor who knows how the mind works.
https://youtu.be/uGxr1VQ2dPI [Embed]

>>176037
Yep. Sadly the mainstream media will not report that Democrats had the info in 60 days without doing anything to investigate. Nor will they report that the Democrats also recommended that Ford got a lawyer weeks before they had individual personal interviews with Kavanaugh (i.e. before the public hearing).

Just realized that Graham is next. He will kill the Democrats with hos statement.
>popcorn time

>>176042
>I am a single white man from ... and I have been told to shut up
>but I will not shut up
Redpilled/10

>>176040
Yeah, I know. The reason I sat through every minute yesterday is so that I wasn't getting Fox's, or CNN's, or anyone else's spin or take, or soundbite-ridden video clips, but aside from the few hundred-thousands who were watching (which isn't insignificant, but still a gross minority) the vast majority of the country is.
The partisanship of this process is clear and apparent.

What did Whitehouse meant by
>looking for impeaching evidence
First time I heard investigators looks for "impeaching evidence" in any rational sentence.

>>176056
I wonder if we have to wait until Ford is on her death bed before we get the truth.
Also she use it as a 2nd entry to a separate section of the house that she is renting out.

New stream link
https://youtu.be/aeyzYkisuws [Embed]

>>176056
Apparently she's as oblivious to essential details of the case as she is of a back door

Cruz bringing the feels

the salt begins:
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/kavanaugh-nomination-slated-vote-friday-morning-senate-committee/story?id=58107011
> Democratic senators Kamala Harris of California, Mazie Hirono of Hawaii, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Patrick Leahy of Vermont walked out of the meeting in protest.
>Staff for Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey left the room, signaling he might walk out too.
ready for a fun weekend of high quality salt?

>>176069
Fun thing is that they all came back later. I was hoping we didn't have to listen to them speak.

>>176070
this probably means the republicans have the votes to recommend kavanaugh to the broader senate vote, which means he'll be confirmed before too long and we get to watch the left lose their minds about it

>>176071
That will happen 100% I think.

Is Booker filibustering?

>>176073
I think he tried. But I think he basically destroyed his opportunity to run for President. All one have to ask him if he don't think it time for a woman to be president and that he should step aside so a woman can run instead of him.

>>176074
Gawd, he's just gonna keep talking until Grassley shuts him down, and they're gonna use that as a sound-bite. I wouldn't be surprised if he goes on until they have to have him removed; he's already had his "I don't care if I get kicked off the Senate Judiciary" moment.
My roommates - who don't follow politics - can clearly see what he's doing. Its that obvious.

>>176056
I haven't really watched Seinfeld beyond a few passing episodes or a few highlights like the Soup Nazi. Was that actually a scene?

>>176077
I have no idea. They made so many episodes and so much was said. But I would not count it out, but I can't confirm it either.

Meeting is starting again.

>>176056
Wtf lol

Anyone got a quick rundown of the vote or when it's happening?

>>176085
The vote was passed 11-10, they're posturing wrt to the Senate vote

>>176085
Vote passed and the nomination is forwarded to full senate vote. But there will probably be an 1 week pause where the FBI will find out that nothing happened and then they will vote in full senate.
>give the FBI a limited time, no more than one week, and limited scope, limited to the allegations at hand, to do an investigation.

>>176088
what is the FBI even expected to do? Ford has yet to produce an exact date or location and it's not like they'd be able to find any forensic evidence after 36 years anyway, the three witnesses she named also denied her allegations under oath already

>>176089
It is mostly to shut the Democrats up, and to attempt to restore a bit of Kavanaughs reputation that the Democrats tries to destroy.

>>176094
Its partially this, the 'advisement' was put forward by Jeff Flake (yeah, his name is literally Flake) after a meeting with Democrats during the lunch break, but watch 'witnesses' come out of the woodwork. Just watch. This isn't over.

>>176094
They're just going to say that the investigation didn't have enough time. Unless the investigation turns up something, which could be bad.