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Brett Kavanaugh

Yes (tomorrow's vote is the vote). That why I don't get why Republicans are so stuck on Kavanaugh. Just appoint someone else that will do all the same things, but wasn't a key guy behind the Clinton impeachment effort.

I heard an analyst on the radio saying that it is too late to get a different candidate through before the November election.

Obviously a shift in the Senate could profoundly change who would be able to be confirme
 
Yes. Cloture. Like to close. Means ?we?re talkin? here. Time to shit or get off the pot.?

I heard that the polls in West Virginia favor the passage of Kavanagh.

Manchin is up for reelection, and if he votes to confirm that would likely be why.

this is perhaps the best thing to come out of this for conservatives and for Trump supporters. Trump's approval rating - at least one of them apparently hit 50% and I've seen a number of headlines citing polls favorable for Republicans - favoring the nomination, raising interest in the midterms for voters on the right, etc, etc
 
News outlets are reporting that Collins has stated she will be announcing her decision at noon Pacific time, a little less than an hour from now.
 
Yes (tomorrow's vote is the vote). That why I don't get why Republicans are so stuck on Kavanaugh. Just appoint someone else that will do all the same things, but wasn't a key guy behind the Clinton impeachment effort.

I wonder if his involvement in the Clinton thing was a deciding factor in his nomination - sort of a "f u" to the Clintons from Trump. That would be pretty funny.
 
No matter what happens, I think Tinsel needs to start shopping around that wedding filibuster script. Maybe not as a US thing. I like it more as a Simon Pegg/Nick Frost show.
 
Dude ⚾️ is on now!

That little emoji or whatever it is just appeared as an option so I pressed it.


I used to be a big watch of the playoffs not as much these days. Don't want to watch Cleveland.. Maybe Colo. vs Milw. later.
 
She's the real MVP. Wrapping it up before the football games start.

If 58% of his state wants Kavanaugh confirmed and he votes no, he deserves to lose his reelection bid. He'd prove himself to be a partisan shill, not fit to represent the people of West Virginia.

I don’t know much about Manchin but he’s a Democrat elected in a substantially red state.
 
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Yes (tomorrow's vote is the vote). That why I don't get why Republicans are so stuck on Kavanaugh. Just appoint someone else that will do all the same things, but wasn't a key guy behind the Clinton impeachment effort.

She's a better advocate for Kavanaugh than Kavanaugh.

Maybe because she never raped anybody years ago when she was a blackout drunk.

Now Collins taking on her girfriend DiFi indirectly.
 
And there it is...that?s 51 votes, with or without Manchin.


The unexpected thing here is that this seems to have energized republicans. Polls on who was planning to vote saw a big democrat advantage before this. I thought it might be a ploy to try to get republicans to say things that would further democrat energy to work towards getting the vote out (the timing is what I thought was strategic, not Ford's accusation, but when Feinstein decided to go public with it.) Instead, it's the republicans that got the boost.
 
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