@Blickers,
Quote:Why is every conversation with you a waste of goddamn time? I have to unravel every cockamamie notion you pick up wrong and then go on for post after post maintaining it.
You only think it's a waste of time because you have to defend your BS instead of having it swallowed whole in this echo chamber that proclaims to be a "discussion" board.
Quote:Next time get your own facts straight before criticizing others for getting them right.
Quote:After George W. Bush became president in 2001, Kavanaugh was hired as an associate by the White House Counsel, Alberto Gonzales.[25] There, Kavanaugh worked on the Enron scandal, the successful nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts, and the unsuccessful nomination of Miguel Estrada.[25] Starting in 2003, he served as Assistant to the President and White House Staff Secretary.[27] In that capacity, he was responsible for coordinating all documents to and from the president.
He worked there for a year and wasn't the primary counsel. In fact it doesn't even show up on his wiki page as a job title for the Fedeal Govt. The majority of his time in the WH was as the Staff Secratary, which is known as "the nerve center of the WH".
Quote:The Staff Secretary ("Staff Sec") is a position in the White House Office responsible for managing paper flow to the President and circulating documents among senior staff for comment. It has been referred to as "the nerve center of the White House."
It's clear what paper work the DNC was after, and it had nothing to do with his "judicial opinion". If his "judicial opinion" was the only thing that counted, then this would have been noted in the hearings:
Quote:Notable cases
The Supreme Court has adopted Kavanaugh's position on cases 13 times, and has reversed his position only once. These included cases involving environmental regulations, criminal procedure, the separation of powers and extraterritorial jurisdiction in human rights abuse cases.[25][48] He has been regarded as a feeder judge.[49]
Quote:Yes, minor adjustments. They didn't even take a single vote yet, and now a major new issue comes up days before the vote. Opening it up again is no big deal.
This issue didn't just come up, it was sat on until the end of the hearings. It's also not a major issue and the FBI has already said they will not investigate the issue since they have no jurisdiction as no federal crime took place. The only reason a vote isn't scheduled now, is because the DNC is using dirty tricks to delay the vote. It's typical of their behavior when they can't win with votes. 2003, DNC fled the state of Texas to prevent a vote, they did the same thing in WI to prevent a vote they couldn't win. Running and delaying is a tactic used by losers.
Quote:Everybody on both sides were given all the information that was requested with Sotomayor before the vote. Here, as I stated previously and which you ignored, there were records from Kavanaugh'a time in government and the White House Counsel's office as well as the Ken Starr investigation that likely reveal much about Kavanaugh's legal philosophies and approaches, but they were denied access to the committee until the day before the hearing.
Do you honestly think the candidates nominated by Obama didn't have issues providing a paper trail of their work? Sotomayor didn't provide all the paper work the GOP wanted for her hearing and even claimed her questionnaire wasn't completed, yet her nomination and vote only took 73 days...
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/supreme-court/2009/06/republicans_say_sotomayor_ques.html
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/sessions-rebukes-white-house-on-sotomayor-documents
You will notice though that the GOP didn't disrupt her hearings with silly outbursts and claims of Spartacus.
Quote:Dumping documents until the day before the hearing when there was no time to read them, Trump outright witholding 100,000 pages of documents about Kavanaugh's service to the White House-of course they're trying to jam him through.
I'm sorry, how many documents did the DNC have prior to the "doc dump"? They were concerned with his time in the Bush WH and nothing more. They wanted access to records they would normally never have access to, and would blow their stacks if the same documents were asked for from the Obama admin.
Quote:Fact is, the GOP knows they better get Kavanaugh through quick because they figure if they take the normal time, he'll never make it.
I'll highlight the lie about "getting him through quick" lie again, 73 days for Sotomayor and 87 days for Kagan. We are now on day 71 for Kavanaugh, so his time is on par with the previous administrations time table.
Ginsburg was rushed, it took 49 days vs Breyer who took 77 days.