It appears,
very soon, the United States Senate will vote on whether Brett Kavanaugh will
join the Supreme Court as its ninth justice.
This has
been one of the toughest stretches in our country’s history. We are split right
down the middle and the disagreements have been volatile. I have watched the
whole thing and tried to figure out how it should conclude.
I watched
the testimony. Both were very convincing but Dr. Christine Blasey-Ford’s memory
was, at best, sketchy. There’s no corroborating evidence to back up her claims
that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. He’s now been
investigated seven times and he is squeaky clean.
This is all
so sad. The systematic attempts to destroy the judge have never been backed by
evidence. Only innuendo….only by partisans.
The most
damning piece of this thing is the simple fact that Democrats had Blasey-Ford’s
charges almost two months before they trotted her out. She was like a card up
the sleeve of a corrupt poker player. When it appeared Kavanaugh was on his way
to confirmation, they played their card.
If the
Republicans do not stay together on this one, it will be the single act which
will bring on the blue wave. The folks that voted for them to drain the swap
will turn. Democrats will be emboldened to stonewall the confirmation of any of
President Trump’s future nominees until he is either turned out…or re-elected.
If Kavanaugh
is not seated on the Supreme Court, it will signal that the politics of
personal destruction, minus any evidence, have triumphed.
In this case
the principal of fairness---just treatment without favoritism---will die a
certain death if Brent Kavanaugh is not confirmed.
No comments:
Post a Comment