“He was asked where he got the dossier, and he got it from that [Asain man’s] wife that was on the committee with Hillary. I’m telling you man, that dossier is fake.”
“They indicted 12 Russians today. But they’ve tried that already, and not one of them were charged. I bet you none of these will be charged either.”
“They know it’s all bullshit. Mueller and his $25 million. It’s all a dog and pony show.”
“You know, they said that HGTV has higher views than CNN and MSNBC. It’s because people are tired of all of the lies. Real journalists won’t spread lies.”
“[Strzok] was just sitting there and lying. Then they said, ‘is that how you look into your wife’s eyes and lie to her too?’”
“Then you’ve got Lisa Page. She was subpoenaed by Congress but wouldn’t publicly testify. But she did behind doors. And she’s got everything - all the communication. That guys going down.” /end
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Since the Supreme Court was established in 1789, 114 justices have been appointed.
All but six were white men.
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111 of these justices were white.
Only 2 have been African American.
And just 1 was Hispanic.
178 years passed before a person of color joined the court - Justice Marshall in 1967. That’s only 51 years ago. The second was Justice Thomas in 1991.
Thomas was Marshall’s successor.
So it’s true that 2 have been African American. But only 1 served at the a time.
Trump recently said that, “it’s a scary time for young men in America. You can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.”
Let me introduce to you, the story of
The Central Park Five.
Five men were arrested after Trisha Meili - 28 year old investment banker - was found beaten and battered in Central Park in April of 1989. She was in a coma for about 12 days.
While this case is a study in the psychology of perpetrators and what they’ll do to avoid jail, the point is that none of these men committed this crime. But they admitted to it, and fabricated memories to corroborate them.
We’re at dinner. Nothing special, just a chili’s - third choice since the fights were on.
We sit at the bar to watch the football game.
There’s two TVs next to each other. One has the game, one has the Kavanaugh coverage.
Focus was going between the game and the Kavanaugh coverage. Even tho it’s late, you can’t hear the tv narrative.
Focus to Kavanaugh and his “swearing in” photo with his wife and daughters.
“Aw, I’m happy for him. Finally.”
Focus goes back to the game, and doesn’t go back to the Kavanaugh tv.
I see the protestors on monuments.
I see the protestors being arrested.
I see the posters
I see the anger.
I see the women who’re so scared of things out of their control, they can’t help but to cry.
Weird that we hold a black female tennis player to a higher standard of keeping her emotions in check than a Supreme Court nominee.
Weird that we spent years investigating a woman’s email situation, but could only spare a week for allegations into sexual assault for a Supreme Court nominee.
Weird that the people who’re okay with a Supreme Court nominee’s unfit temperament are the same people who throw a fit that their coffee cup says “merry Christmas.”
We are watching the Republicans trying to “ram” Kavanaugh through despite a large portion of the country and the majority of women saying:
“no”
“wait”
“please stop”
They are playing out on the national stage, in real time, what it feels like to be overpowered.
They won’t listen.
They won’t slow down.
They won’t stop.
The more we say no, the angrier they get.
The more we ask them to stop, the more entitled they feel.
We are being overpowered despite us being valid and rightfully asking that they stop or wait.
The more we say no, the angrier and more aggressive they become. Until finally, they will “ram” him through and onto the Supreme Court, and they will “win” and we’ll have to accept it.