First up is Peter Strzok, walking to a Congressional hearing (which has no prosecution powers so obviously isn't a perp walk... yet.)
Pics to look at while we wait for the inevitable prosecutions to start. 😃
(2) The despicable Peter Strzok was interviewed in private by investigators from the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees on 6/27/18, after the release of just the first of several damning OIG reports.
(3) When I first saw the photos, I thought he was smirking, which made me angry. Then I zoomed in and realized his expressions actually show a degree of stress, anxiety, and frustration, which made me happy.
(4) He appears frustrated by the aggressive media questioning, but that is normal for high profile officials, and the media certainly never spare POTUS or Team Trump members from that sort of treatment.
(5) This photo could be used by meme artists and warriors if they, for example, wanted to emphasize a certain Pinocchio-style nose. Hey, I don't take these photos, I just collate them. The appearance of honesty/dishonesty is in Strzok's hands now.
(6) He has no one to blame but himself, for the predicament in which he now finds himself. Denying Americans their sacred right to self-government, by attempting to overthrow a duly elected POTUS, is a crime that can never be overstated. He should be glad it's not the 1790s.
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(2) Brett M. Kavanaugh will soon be the 102nd Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the USA. He has earned this highest honor throughout his life, inspired by his trailblazing mother, Judge Martha Kavanaugh.
His title for these few hours is Associate Justice Designate.
(3) This statement from the Supreme Court explains the two ceremonies:
(2) This WaPo reporter is incorrect about the vote being "scheduled for" Saturday. The earliest time a vote COULD be held is Saturday pm. There's no reason not to hold it on Sun/Mon IF we need Daines. I think we won't. Read my 5 tweets about him here:
(1) A directory of my Kavanaugh threads since July 9, 2018.
I never planned more than a couple of threads about him this year but, I shoulda known the Dems would try to destroy whoever was the nominee this time.
(2) Like Democrats, I'd already decided how I felt about him before his nomination was announced. I live-tweeted the announcement, which was a great event in itself.
(3) I followed Kavanaugh's progress over the summer and on September 22nd, I finally wrote a thread about the preparations for the all-important hearing on September 27th. It covers the hearing before the next thread started the day after.
(2) Mitch laughing to himself about how absurd it is that he has to push his way through the crowd of reporters on 9/25/18.
(3) Sen Grassley is 85 years old. (Democrats have senators around that age, too.)
Today he had to hold onto a Capitol Police officer to reduce the risk of a reporter knocking him over. This has to stop. Senators must return to being able to walk around freely at work.
(2) First Lady Melania Trump is a natural in this important role.
She's one of those women whose face lights up whenever she is around children. God Bless our great First Lady.
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(3) FLOTUS left Joint Base Andrews in her trademark high heels and arrived in Ghana wearing practical flats. She still looks sensational, whatever she happens to wear!
(2) Cloture in the Senate is a procedural step that you can learn more about at the link below. The senate.gov website is the best resource for learning about Senate procedure and a lot more. Same for house.gov.
(3) Watching live Senate floor proceedings is boring as hell, as they pass bills for naming Post Offices, & so on. But every now & then, they confirm a SCOTUS judge. And this time, they will affirm our great #BillOfRights#DueProcess & the hard-won #RuleOfLaw. Seriously. 🇺🇸🦅