(09-21-2018, 11:46 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote:

(09-21-2018, 11:19 AM)TJBender Wrote: It's not that he said something wrong. It's that he said something. Aside from the rabid left, no one was taking Ford seriously. Republicans were taking the high road, and it was paying off. Then along comes Trump with something that a reasonable person might construe as victim-shaming (whether it is or isn't is a matter of perception), and his commenting on the matter suddenly kicks it right back into political football territory.

TL;DR, he should have just kept his mouth shut and let the Judiciary Committee handle it, which they had been doing quite well.

He is just trying to push the process forward to confirm Kavanaugh. At this point, she isn't even a victim because she has neither filed a police report nor testified. 

Also, what is this crap about her legal team wanting Kavanaugh to testify first? What is he testifying to exactly? This whole thing is a sham and I am pissed off that they haven't gone forward with the vote by now. Nothing that happens in the next week is going to change anybody's minds about how they were going to vote in the first place.

Trumps pick to replace RBG is going to be an epic slap in the face to the left. Can't wait.