Why didn't Kavanaugh listen to Ford's testimony? If someone is accusing you of something, wouldn't you want to listen their accusation? That really continues to bother me. I know the fiasco is over, but why didn't he listen?
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.You saw how emotional he got, poor baby shouldn’t have to listen to such, absolutely credible details, of said event. That poor woman did her civic duty and this is what happens. Yeah that’s why we don’t say anything right away. She was extremely credible, it wasn’t without evidence. The whole thing was a sham on the GOP side, they didn’t care what she had to say. I hope those saying the crap about her don’t have children listening to you, someday they may need help, but saw that they wouldn’t get believed, but belittled and bullied.
Kriptikos
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Oct 10, 2018
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@Veteran229 we might know the answer to that had there been a real FBI investigation that talked to every person that had info.
He was too busy getting his rebuttal in to waste time listening to what he knew would be damning testimony! It’s called “getting your retaliation in first” and is a familiar stance employed by the guilty!
Marionville
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Oct 10, 2018
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Perhaps he was too busy preparing his conspiracy laden emotional outburst to be 'bothered' by Dr. Ford?
p-nullifidian
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Oct 10, 2018
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@Renickulous It's one thing to be angry over an accusation, but it's an entirely different thing for a judge to behave in the way he did, and say the things he said, particularly the unsubstantiated assertions of a left-wing conspiracy to stop his nomination to revenge the Clintons. His performance was, to say the least, most 'un-judgelike' and not the qualities one looks for in a Supreme Court justice. We can only hope that this was a blip, and that he will be collegial, fair-minded and even-tempered throughout the remainder of his career, as he has shown very early on, since joining the Court.
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