...and you believe he should not be confirmed because of what he did, explain why.
...and you believe he should not be confirmed because of what he did, explain why.
It will taint the integrity of the court to have such a controversial person confirmed. Regardless of the accusation.
And there you have it. He's not being brought in to be a wise and scrupulously impartial judge, but to reverse Roe v. Wade, and presumably Obergefell v. Hodges. His views on the legal liability of a sitting President also recommend him to the Right as a Trojan Horse. If you want to nominate a blatantly partisan Justice, expect a partisan response.If there is one thing I've learned over the years, it's that our government is always full of controversial people, who have something in their past, whether it is dug up and brought out to light is another matter altogether.
But for this particular nomination, because of the dreadful thoughts of what could possibly happen (reversal of roe v wade), I have my doubts any of the twelve Apostles could pass the rigorous double standard being brought to the Kavanaugh confirmation process.
...and you believe he should not be confirmed because of what he did, explain why.
Why would he be controversial? Should we keep atheists off of the court? They're controversial.It will taint the integrity of the court to have such a controversial person confirmed. Regardless of the accusation.
If he acknowledges an event may have occurred, reconciles himself with the accuser and is forthright, I have no issue with him being confirmed.
If, like Clarence Thomas, he categorically denies anything happened, then I think he should not be confirmed. To this day, I question why Justice Thomas continues to be on the highest court of the law when he lied
I thought the OP was clear. Please read it again.Assuming that the accusations happened as they are alleged to, I don't know if they did or not, he should not be confirmed. If they are true he has either lied about remembering them meaning that he is trying to get on the supreme court via perjury or in his mind the attempted rape was so insignificant that he has truly forgotten about it in which case he is unfit to be on any court anywhere.
All that said I am not sure that much can be proved either way 40 years after the fact.
I thought the OP was clear. Please read it again.
Yes, the womanizing Trump really wants to reverse Roe v. Wade.And there you have it. He's not being brought in to be a wise and scrupulously impartial judge, but to reverse Roe v. Wade, and presumably Obergefell v. Hodges. His views on the legal liability of a sitting President also recommend him to the Right as a Trojan Horse. If you want to nominate a blatantly partisan Justice, expect a partisan response.
Nope. If he did what she says he did, the SOL would be 1, 3 or 7 years.Because Maryland has no statute of limitations for sexual assault. Therefore, if the allegations are true, a warrant could be issued for Kavanaugh's arrest at any time.
That's a pretty serious conflict of interest...
You said he shouldn't be confirmed because he either lied or has a bad memory. Not what I asked.In what way was the response not inline with the OP?
And there you have it. He's not being brought in to be a wise and scrupulously impartial judge, but to reverse Roe v. Wade, and presumably Obergefell v. Hodges. His views on the legal liability of a sitting President also recommend him to the Right as a Trojan Horse. If you want to nominate a blatantly partisan Justice, expect a partisan response.
Yes, the womanizing Trump really wants to reverse Roe v. Wade.
Nope. If he did what she says he did, the SOL would be 1, 3 or 7 years.
So he'll be the first politician ever to keep a promise?He did promise that to his base on many occasions.
Obviously, it's not one statute.Cite the statute, please?
So he'll be the first politician ever to keep a promise?
Obviously, it's not one statute.
https://www.rainn.org/pdf-files-and...esources/2009-Statutes/09MarylandStatutes.pdf
You asked for peoples opinions on why he should not be confirmed if the accusations against him are true. How is my reply not answer to that inquiry?You said he shouldn't be confirmed because he either lied or has a bad memory. Not what I asked.
...and you believe he should not be confirmed because of what he did, explain why.
Interesting point, a sitting Supreme Court Justice vulnerable to criminal indictment. Of course you would have to prove attempted rape, I dont know what the burden of proof is but its more then her filing a complaint.Because Maryland has no statute of limitations for sexual assault. Therefore, if the allegations are true, a warrant could be issued for Kavanaugh's arrest at any time.
That's a pretty serious conflict of interest...