Lindsey
Graham, the Republican Senator from South Carolina, let fly last Friday
with seething contempt directed at anyone who couldn't offer
knee-jerk support for Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court,
Brett Kavanaugh, calling the hearings the worst sham he's seen in his
long political career.
Gosh
Lindsey. Very impressive.
But
what I'd like to know is where that righteous indignation was when
Republicans refused to even consider a sitting president's Supreme
Court nominee for the vacancy left by the passing of Antonin Scalia
back in 2016.
Because
I didn't hear any outrage. I didn't hear any contempt. And I sure
didn't see any finger pointing.
What
I saw was a deliberate attempt to—in your words—hold that seat
open until the next election, when an appropriate (read conservative)
nominee could be forwarded by an appropriate (read Republican)
president at an appropriate (following the 2016 election) time.
That
obstruction and delay (to use your boss's words) had a purpose,
didn't it?
Lindsey?
You could possess the imagination of an accountant and still picture
Brett Kavanaugh and Donnie snickering over their “grab 'em by the
pussy” days. Kavanaugh is cut from the same cloth as President
Petulant, which I'm guessing had something to do with his nomination.
Kavanaugh
is an alcoholic sex offender, qualities which make him ideal for Trump's staff.
But
as a Supreme Court Justice? Not so much.
You understand that this outrage, this “sham” (as you call the
investigation of a Supreme Court nominee), is a direct result of
Republican refusal to allow any debate over
Merrick Garland, right?
You
understand that this hellish and humiliating chapter in our politics
could have been avoided had even a syllable of discussion been
devoted to Merrick Garland's nomination?
And
that the blame for this divisive and unnecessary ugliness falls
squarely on the shoulders of the very people who are crying foul
the loudest?
You
get that, right Lindsey?
I'll
always wonder what would have happened had Republicans simply done their
job instead of politicizing the nomination process. Which is, after
all, what you are accusing Democrats of, correct?
You
and your cohorts are the whore who cried “Rape!” after the check
bounced.
I
mean, I'm really sorry that Kavanaugh was such a shit as a young man,
and even moreso that someone remembered it and called him on it.
But this is on you. So very, very much on you.
But this is on you. So very, very much on you.
But
hey, thanks for the great YouTube video. Unlike you, it's a hoot.
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