Re: Kavanaugh-- In Case You're Keeping Score

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

October 4, 2018
Raj Shah on FBI Kavanaugh Report
Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah defends the FBI’s report into Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh. He says the Senate set the scope of the report and that nine of 10 individuals were interviewed by the FBI.
https://www.c-span.org/video/?452514...vanaugh-report

Without interviewing directly the two key individuals, this report is immediately a sham.

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

It would have made a good question from Spartacus, the Newark Legend.

Booker-Spartacus knows drama queens, from personal experience in the mirror. No alcohol needed. However, I felt his recent little pubic statement was spot-on and sincere.

[aegsm76]

SA - it is solely your opinion that he had a beer before the hearing.
An opinion.
An unfounded opinion.
No one has ever accused him of ever drinking on the job.
And I feel certain that if this were even a remote possibility that someone would have.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Without interviewing directly the two key individuals, this report is immediately a sham.

Wow.
Nice to know you can call it a sham without even reading it.

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

SA - it is solely your opinion that he had a beer before the hearing.

Actually a reasonable conjecture. Not an opinion. I make no claim to know, I only am going by his behaviour.

And I saw a video where he gave a talk and looked sober, with decent logic.

[aegsm76]

So, if Mueller never gets to interview Trump, than any report he produces will also be a sham.
Correct?

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Actually a reasonable conjecture.

No, more like a Hail Mary desperation conjecture.
As I said if he was prone to drinking in his professional life, someone would have said so.
They have accused him of everything else, so they would have this, as well.
So far as I have seen, he was never even accused of drinking and then going to class (in high school or college).
It was all done after "work" time was over.

[Steven Avery]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.
“False in one thing, false in everything,”

Kavanaugh had no difficulty lying under oath. And I remain amazed at the rah-rah team. Donald Trump was more honest, in at least telling us his surprise at how much Kavanaugh emphasized his enthusiasm for beer.

... From Slate:

Kav even counter-asked the gal senator from MN whether she had blacked out from drinking.

My personal conjecture is that he prepared for the hearing with some brew or shot. Based paerly on his whiny drama queen stuff, his very fuzzy thinking, the belligerance, and contra-Judicial partisan approach.

More from the Slate article by Jessica Francis Kane:

You Don’t Have to Be a Person With Alcoholism to Be a Problem Drinker
https://slate.com/technology/2018/10...g-hearing.html

“As I watched Kavanaugh’s testimony, I can only think that what I experienced was triggering. Alcoholism runs through my family, and what I saw every time Kavanaugh was questioned about his drinking was achingly familiar. The defiance, the casual references to “liking beer,” the mentioning of a friend who has a real problem, the insistence that he was the “Ralph King” because he has a “delicate stomach,” the turning the question on the questioner—all are tactics of the person with alcoholism who has been cornered. I’ve seen this scene before—in a kitchen, and in a driveway. But I was stunned to see it on the floor of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.”

[n david]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Without interviewing directly the two key individuals, this report is immediately a sham.

No need. Both Ford and Kavanaugh were questioned under oath before the Judiciary Committee. FBI had hours of testimony to review.

But I'm not surprised that you agree with the radical left.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Steven Avery

Please try to avoid lying. Not good for one’s walk with the Lord Jesus Christ.

I didn't lie.

If you're going to talk about one's walk with the Lord Jesus Christ, you should remember what the Bible says about accusing people. Where are your witnesses to your claim that BK drank before the hearing?

It's not good for your walk with the Lord Jesus Christ to falsely accuse people and lie about people. Mote and beam and all that stuff should be reflected upon by you as well.

Again, what proof do you have or who are your witnesses to BK's alleged drinks before the committee?

You have none.