Is it just me or is Brett Kavanaugh somewhat suspicious?
Born and raised in Deep State Washington DC.
Got his degrees at Skull & Bones Yale.
White House Staff Secretary under Deep State/Skull & Bones George W. Bush.
Appointed judge of Deep State DC C.i.r by Deep State/Skull & Bones George W. Bush.
Being around evil and making a career around evil are two entirely different things. If he is not evil, how did he manage to get appointed to new positions?
Also, if Kavanaugh is such a good candidate, why ask each state for prosecutors to investigate every verdict, opinion and correspondence (mail and email) he has ever made in his career? I think the amount was more than one million pages.
Why wasn't Neil Gorsuch reviewed to the same extent?
>How about his own merits? Have you considered that merit is actually still a thing?
>How did many good people get appointed? Being qualified for the positions helps. Being good at what you do helps even more.
There are lots of candidates with good merits.
>IF you listened to his answering questions, it's obvious that he's an intelligent & capable man who's well aware of the legal system and how it works. Every success story isn't based on evil beginnings or being comped.
I have listened to some of it. I do not question his intelligence, but his honesty. If he is deep state, I would expect him to do anything to get the SC position, including lying.
>How about his own merits? Have you considered that merit is actually still a thing?
>How did many good people get appointed? Being qualified for the positions helps. Being good at what you do helps even more.
There are lots of candidates with good merits.
>IF you listened to his answering questions, it's obvious that he's an intelligent & capable man who's well aware of the legal system and how it works. Every success story isn't based on evil beginnings or being comped.
I have listened to some of it. I do not question his intelligence, but his honesty. If he is deep state, I would expect him to do anything to get the SC position, including lying.>>2907636
>It's not always that black & white. How about his own merits? Have you considered that merit is actually still a thing?
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>How did many good people get appointed? Being qualified for the positions helps. Being good at what you do helps even more.
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>IF you listened to his answering questions, it's obvious that he's an intelligent & capable man who's well aware of the legal system and how it works. Every success story isn't based on evil beginnings or being comped.
>How do you want to be remembered?
Correct me if I remember wrong, but didn't he answer good father/husband/son?
To defend the constitution and freedom of individuals would be the answer I would expect.