Oh, look what the Wall Street Journal editorial board published today?

"Judge Kavanaugh was right to call the confirmation process a 'disgrace' in his passionate self-defense," The Wall Street Journal editorial board writes. Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's "allegation should have been vetted privately, in confidence, as she said she would have preferred. Instead ranking Democrat Dianne Feinstein held it for six weeks and it was leaked-perhaps to cause precisely such a hearing circus."

How do you like them apples, you lying, scheming, smearing, pieces of shlt?

You're an apologist for sex crimes

Ford is lying. She wanted to ruin Kavanaugh publicly.

You mean the WSJ owned by Fox's Rupert Murdoch? What would private hearings have done? This is a lifelong appointment happening tomorrow what would they have accomplished?

No, LMAO. The WSJ is owned by the same clown who owns Fox News.

I've come to expect despicable tactics from liberals from being here, like one regular 'Texan' who posts racist and other garbage using a sock account named 'John' and then tries to blame it on conservatives.

The Wall Street Journal is owned by the same company that owns Fox News.

I wish he was harsher on the democrats. The filth deserve nothing but contempt.

Trump sees kavanaugh as his last hope to avoid the treason gallows for conspiring with Russian spies during his campaign. He must get him confirmed at any cost. Even using you guys in the Russia GRU.

So, what's your point though?

Sure the confirmation hearing was a circus. Everyone expected it to be one and Democrats are simply following the Republican lead here. Play dirty or lose.

It started with obstructing Obama's judge selections for two years culminating with effectively taking a nomination away from Democrats without a hearing or a vote. I don't think Republicans now can whine about the process being too political.

Democrats obviously held these allegations back for political impact but that doesn't change whether they are accurate or not. It doesn't alter the fact that Republicans too are making political choices like not to delay the proceedings further to allow time for more investigation, by the FBI or any investigative outlet, the press for example, or even subpoena the witness/accomplice who provided a letter only to the commission for questioning. Just as despicable in my opinion as waiting to publicize the accusations.

The confirmation hearing is a national disgrace, but one followed by a nomination that hasn't been properly vetted due to documents the Republicans have failed to release and a recent history of behavior on the part of Republicans that shows they will employ any means to forward their conservative agenda including blocking Democratic judges whenever possible regardless of their qualifications.

I watched the testimony yesterday. I believed her and I did not believe him. That's just one opinion and I'm biased like everyone else, but I think he's lying about not being at the party, I think he remembers the incident in question, I think he's lying about the references in his yearbook and I think we could pick a better and more deserving and still conservative Judge to replace Kennedy.