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MLAA

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20. 'We' didn't put his family through anything. His actions and decisions did. 😬

Reply to Laura PourMeADrink (Reply #16)

Sat Sep 29, 2018, 10:52 AM

Sep 2018

His narcissism and sense of privilege/entitlement made him go forward ...any other half competent person would have put their family first along time ago.

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Imagine you were Kavenaugh when you decided to pursue the SC [View all] Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 OP

It's not the "crime", it's the attempted cover up. ginnyinWI Sep 2018 #1

Starting to think he really was in a lose-lose situation though. If he Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #2

Just like what they said about Clinton. "It's not about the sex, it's about the LYING!" smirkymonkey Sep 2018 #5

Actually this time it IS about the "sex" Merlot Sep 2018 #31

What I meant was it is about the hypocrisy with them. smirkymonkey Sep 2018 #32

I agree with virtually everything you've both said.. whathehell Sep 2018 #10

Interesting. I thought that anger he exhibited was more about "F you all, for Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #16

'We' didn't put his family through anything. His actions and decisions did. 😬 MLAA Sep 2018 #20

Door number 3... CincyDem Sep 2018 #3

Good Points. Yet, it's hard for me to wrap my brain around thinking what you Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #6

I think they know that society thinks it is wrong, so they hide it. ginnyinWI Sep 2018 #11

Exactly! Duppers Sep 2018 #36

What is he hiding in his records as a lawyer for the Bush Crime Family suegeo Sep 2018 #12

Are both his parents deceased? From reading about Judge, he settled on his Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #17

His mother, at least, is still alive. Staph Sep 2018 #35

And now you know why you can't be a republican :-) CincyDem Sep 2018 #15

also possible, and this isn't a defense, qazplm135 Sep 2018 #28

If his life is indeed ruined, he has only himself to blame. madaboutharry Sep 2018 #4

You are right - his fault - but can't help but think it's Trump's as well. Think we Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #7

Mark Judge is a right-wing flying monkey suegeo Sep 2018 #19

I like and agree with your postthanks irisblue Sep 2018 #21

You are welcome suegeo Sep 2018 #25

There is a single word for this: volstork Sep 2018 #8

Arrogance, conceit. nt ginnyinWI Sep 2018 #13

The incredibly bad judgement is what's so striking to me. Hortensis Sep 2018 #9

You stated it perfectly here: CrispyQ Sep 2018 #14

They may see faults in others but only others who are different than them. (See Roy Moore). Laura PourMeADrink Sep 2018 #18

Exactly. How 'bout that trumpster mom who insisted being groped Hortensis Sep 2018 #22

I think he was carefully groomed for SCOTUS for at least 30 years. irisblue Sep 2018 #24

I'm sure you're right. Both part of big conspiracy and Hortensis Sep 2018 #30

Mark Shields on PBS News hour last night mcar Sep 2018 #23

I think he has forgotten all about his drinking and groping as a teen. Not important to him. Shrike47 Sep 2018 #26

There seems to be something of a pattern with Trump appointees. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2018 #27

He even turned on his mentor, Roy Cohn at the end. Cohn said of him before he died, "Trump smirkymonkey Sep 2018 #33

The OJ syndrome Zambero Sep 2018 #29

What this has done that is positive is libdem4life Sep 2018 #34