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Should the FBI investigate allegations against Kavanaugh? Report to Judiciary Committee

Should the FBI investigate allegations against Kavanaugh before Confirmation? Report to Judiciary Co


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Better not look or you might find something you did not want to find. If you don't look - then you can never find it.

That seems to be the attitude here in refusing to have the FBI investigate.

For the FBI to investigate they would need to have a purpose. What could they possibly uncover that could not be uncovered when she testifies before congress?
 
For the FBI to investigate they would need to have a purpose. What could they possibly uncover that could not be uncovered when she testifies before congress?

Yes - the purpose is part of the background check function.
 
Why is she a radical? Simply because she is saying something you would prefer she wouldn't?

If she were not a radical she would not have attempted to scrub her radical past from multiple social media sites.
 
If she were not a radical she would not have attempted to scrub her radical past from multiple social media sites.

Really? Maybe I missed that. But lets imagine she did for the sake of argument. What did she post on social media 30 years ago that made it ok for her to be sexually assaulted? Or what did she post recently that fully excuses any previous sexual assaults against her? I didn't even know such a thing existed.
 
If there are credible allegations that stem from crimes that may have been committed when he was an adult, then sure.

So violent crimes don't count if you're under 18? It's unnerving to think that we could have a Supreme Court justice who might believe precisely that. At least, about himself.
 
So violent crimes don't count if you're under 18? It's unnerving to think that we could have a Supreme Court justice who might believe precisely that. At least, about himself.

Allegations of crimes that may have been committed decades ago when the person accused was a teen shouldn't count for much, IMO.
 
Allegations of crimes that may have been committed decades ago when the person accused was a teen shouldn't count for much, IMO.

I already implied that the allegations are simply that for now. Perhaps reading comprehension isn't your strong suit.

And if they turn out to be true, why are you okay with violent crime by a teenager?
 
Really? Maybe I missed that. But lets imagine she did for the sake of argument. What did she post on social media 30 years ago that made it ok for her to be sexually assaulted? Or what did she post recently that fully excuses any previous sexual assaults against her? I didn't even know such a thing existed.

If she was wronged and is just now at the last second trying to be heard then let her speak. But we should never blindly believe her allegation at the expense of the Kavanaugh family and the whole nation. Just because democrats have thrown out these allegations at this very specific time, especially since they sat on this info for months without saying anything before, and she sat on this info for more than 35 years without bringing it out before, makes the whole of the allegations appear to be just another lying democrat whack job. Get the woman and the Judge before Congress and let Congress judge between them both.
 
I already implied that the allegations are simply that for now. Perhaps reading comprehension isn't your strong suit.

And if they turn out to be true, why are you okay with violent crime by a teenager?

I'm pretty good at reading comprehension. Perhaps writing clarity is the problem, since we must put in a personal zinger or two.

And no, I don't think that possibly having made a mistake as a juvenile is a big deal.
 
I'm pretty good at reading comprehension. Perhaps writing clarity is the problem, since we must put in a personal zinger or two.

You obviously missed the part where I already implied that the allegations are just that for now. So let me help you:

So violent crimes don't count if you're under 18? It's unnerving to think that we could have a Supreme Court justice who might believe precisely that. At least, about himself.

You obviously missed the word "might," so I'm emphasizing it now so that you may clearly see it and at last understand what I really said.

And no, I don't think that possibly having made a mistake as a juvenile is a big deal.

A mistake?? Forcibly holding down a girl while feeling her up against her consent is a "mistake"??

That exact word was used by Michael Vick's defenders. Just as it was pathetic to call organizing dogfighting a "mistake," it is pathetic to call sexual assault, if confirmed here, a "mistake." Your standards of how young men should behave are unacceptably low.
 
You obviously missed the part where I already implied that the allegations are just that for now. So let me help you:



You obviously missed the word "might," so I'm emphasizing it now so that you may clearly see it and at last understand what I really said.



A mistake?? Forcibly holding down a girl while feeling her up against her consent is a "mistake"??

That exact word was used by Michael Vick's defenders. Just as it was pathetic to call organizing dogfighting a "mistake," it is pathetic to call sexual assault, if confirmed here, a "mistake." Your standards of how young men should behave are unacceptably low.

Point is, he was not a young man. He was a boy. Were there credible evidence he had done such a thing as an adult, then it should be investigated to see if there is any truth to it.
 
Point is, he was not a young man. He was a boy. Were there credible evidence he had done such a thing as an adult, then it should be investigated to see if there is any truth to it.

So you're okay with teenage boys committing sexual assault. Got it.
 
So you're okay with teenage boys committing sexual assault. Got it.

and you're OK with ending a career because of allegations made by a woman that date to decades ago and have no chance of being proven.
 
and you're OK with ending a career because of allegations made by a woman that date to decades ago and have no chance of being proven.

Amazing. Every word of what you just said, except for when the incident happened, was wrong.
 
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