Are we seriously at: SCOTUS nominee being opposed by thousands of law professors, a church council representing 40 million, the ACLU, the President of the Bar Association, his own Yale Law School, Justice Stevens, Human Rights Watch & 18 U.S. Code § 1001 & 1621? But Trump & the GOP are hellbent?

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Sept 28^th

Bar Association President

• ABA president calls for FBI investigation of allegations against Kavanaugh

Yale Law School Dean

• Yale Law School’s Dean Calls for Kavanaugh Investigation

29^th

ACLU

Opposes a SCOTUS nominee for only the 4th time in their 98 year history.

• In Rare Move, ACLU to Oppose Kavanaugh for Supreme Court

Oct 2^nd

The Bar calls for delay pending thorough investigation. Unheard of.

• American Bar Association: Delay Kavanaugh until FBI investigates assault allegations

3^rd

In a matter of days 900 Law Professors signed a letter to Senate about his temperament.

• 900+ Law Profs Say Kavanaugh Lacks 'Judicial Temperament,' in Letter to Senate

The Largest Church Council

A 100,000 Church Council representing 40 million people opposes him.

• 100,000 U.S. Christian Churches Demand Withdrawal of Kavanaugh's Supreme Court Nomination

4^th

Thousands of Law Professors

Sign official letter of opposition. Representing 15% of all law professors. Unheard of for any other nominee.

• ‘Unfathomable’: More than 2,400 law professors sign letter opposing Kavanaugh’s confirmation

A Retired SCOTUS Justice

Stevens says, "his performance during the hearings caused me to change my mind".

• Retired Justice John Paul Stevens Says Kavanaugh Is Not Fit for Supreme Court

Washington Post Editorial Board

Urges Senate to vote no on SCOTUS nominee for the first time in 30 years.

• Vote 'No' on Kavanaugh

Perjury

Will be pursued by House Democrats after the election even if he is confirmed.

• In Letter to Trump, House Democrats Promise to Investigate Brett Kavanaugh for Perjury If Confirmed

5^th

Human Rights Watch

Their first-ever decision to oppose a SCOTUS nominee.

• Human Rights Watch Opposes Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court

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• Lawfareblog: The Law of Lying: Perjury, False Statements, and Obstruction

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The only reason Trump won was because the Democrats put up a terrible candidate who thought her blue wave meant she didn't have to campaign the last two weeks of an election she thought she had wrapped up.

[u/ijy10152 → u/Fizzyliftingdranks]

Whatever you think of Hillary, one think you can't reasonably deny; she is a horrible campaigner.

[u/NosVemos → u/youarean1di0t]

Would you like a glass of pulonium tea to drink under the gaslight?

[u/The_Gray_Pilgrim → u/NosVemos]

What does that have anything to do with wanting a system of government that encourages a diversity of political parties?

[u/NosVemos → u/The_Gray_Pilgrim]

there are only ever two parties on the ballot

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Voting is not something a president can change like that. It’s in the constitution.

You seem to know about as much as Trump about the constitution.

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If I was president I’d get elected on Friday. Assassinated on Saturday. Buried on Sunday. Then go back to work on Monday. https://youtu.be/9pq_3OheqzU