it wasn t him. that means they can t believe christine ford because she is 100% sure it was him. and kavanaugh painted a picture of himself as perfect. in that powder puff interview on fox, and by doing so, he painted himself into a corner, and he spent today fighting himself out of it. i saw it as a he said, three said. because he had three women against him but only one was allowed to speak. you saw a battle of stereotypes, she was even, fairly unemotional, did he everen shall, you know why? women have to be. otherwise they re called high strong and emotive. he was attacking, as men are allowed to be. and the senators especially on the right, shows why this country agrees on almost nothing except the belief that our elected officials let us down too often. the big question is kavanaugh going to be confirmed. you have to believe the odds are, if anything, he s closer to that goal after today. but for all the wrong reasons. our job tonight show you the highs and the lows, tes
friendship and trust. and that deal was undone by citizenship. citizenship lived to its fullest today by the people who took their demands to the halls of the senate and made their voices heard and moved the unmovable mountain that is the united states senate. they forced the president of the united states to do something he was never going to do, order a new fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. the deal on the kavanaugh nomination was done, all done this morning when jeff flake became the final republican on the judiciary committee to publicly announce his decision to vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. senator flake s office announced that decision in a press release at 9:25 a.m. that announcemen d ended all hope that the brett kavanaugh nomination could be stopped or even slowed down. that announcement came as a blow to flake s closest friend on the judiciary committee who learned it from a news reporter. saying that reporters broke the new
christine ford because she is 100% sure it was him. and kavanaugh painted a picture of himself as perfect. in that powder puff interview on fox, and by doing so, he painted himself into a corner, and he spent today fighting himself out of it. i saw it as a he said, three said. because he had three women against him but only one was allowed to speak. you saw a battle of stereotypes, she was even, fairly shall, you know why? women have to be. otherwise they re called high strong and emotive. he was attacking, as men are allowed to be. especially defending their perceived honor. and the senators especially on the right, shows why this country agrees on almost nothing except the belief that our elected officials let us down too often. the big question is kavanaugh going to be confirmed. you have to believe the odds are, if anything, he s closer to that goal after today. but for all the wrong reasons. our job tonight show you the highs and the lows, test those who have a vote and
and that deal was undone by citizenship. citizenship lived to its fullest today by the people who took their demands to the halls of the senate and made their voices heard and moved the unmovable mountain that is the united states senate. they forced the president of the united states to do something he was never going to do, order a new fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. the deal on the kavanaugh nomination was done, all done this morning when jeff flake became the final republican on the judiciary committee to publicly announce his decision to vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. senator flake s office announced that decision in a press release at 9:25 a.m. that announcement ended all hope that the brett kavanaugh nomination could be stopped or even slowed down. that announcement came as a blow to flake s closest friend on the judiciary committee who learned it from a news reporter. saying that reporters broke the news to senator chris coon