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No matter what you might think about the nature of his comments -- I personally don't care to offer or entertain any opinions on them -- last night he made the conservative goal, confirming Kavanaugh, harder to achieve. There is no debating that fact.Not sure why anyone thinks he is some savior. At times his behavior overlaps with conservative objectives. Hooray for that. At other times, he makes them much harder to achieve for absolutely no reason. Kav was on easy street this week as the FBI investigation seems to be confirming what we all knew, and more details emege that cast doubt on Ford's creditibility. Now? Cover has been given to Flake, Collins, and the rest. For nothing. In exchange for some applause and cheers from an audience.

And I said I didn't want to offer an opinion, but just to spare myself from Trump's army of oompa-loompas on this site -- I didn't interpret his comments as mocking Ford. He was expressing legitimate points of doubt, even though he was doing it in typically dismissive, Trumpy fashion.

Dave - Sorry man. There was no cover to blow. Flake and company have already went into the tank because Kav was so angry at Democrats - so partisan. (Who wouldn't be angry at getting lynched on TV)I believe Trump already knows Flake isn't voting for Kav (based on his statements yesterday) - and Trump is simply using it to turn out the vote at this point.Shrewd move by Trump.Yet - you watch so much CNN that you want to blame Trump for everything. It simply isn't so in this instance

Oof. NBF, you couldn't find a good take with two hands and a hunting dog. And even if all of that is the case, you're still playing for Collins, Murkowski, Manchin and Heitkamp -- who is getting crushed in the latest polls over the Kavanaugh issue - and the first three of whom have all but stated they are voting yes unless the FBI investigation reveals something huge, which everyone knows it won't.

I don't think we need to wait any longer to hand out this award:Raving Mad Acts Post of the YearCongrats Dave. Isn't this 10 years in a row for you

Wow NBF, I didn't know you had it in you to make a counter-argument that cogent. Well done.

Totally agree Eddie.But is there a dude that will fight for the same policies - and keep his mouth shut?I would vote for him

You can vote for and support this one without beclowning yourself by defending everything he does as some shrewd master plan. I didn't vote for this one and probably won't vote for him next time -- but he's been great on some policies, especially judicial nominations, and he had a great September with the trade agreement, staying strong on Kavanuagh, not stirring the pot on the issue, etc. Last night he made a big doofus and anyone with a brain can see that.

I voted for the man because contrary to some opinions I felt I had no choice. YES a thousand times, I wish he could keep his mouth shut at times. I am afraid no matter what the investigation shows, Kav probably is not going in. NYT and several others already have poopood the investigation as 'set up by Trump', Why did they miss 40 witnesses that would have backed the witness. They did not investigate the RIGHT WAY! Amazing they do not know the conclusion but already it wasn't a real investigation.But Now, digging up more of his High School stuff in hind sight, Kav looks like the privileged few. Which of course he was.Now more mudding the water and misdirection of taxes and inheritance by Trump. This whole political thing is a mess, and yes I wish Trump could let someone do their job without calling names like a 3rd grader.Do I regret voting for him, NO because I have a little idea who would get on the supreme court if Hillary was in. I am just a little sick. I do wish I could see some bright side here other than he ain't hillary.Well he did get the economy going, (with Obama's help of course), he did move the Embassy to Jerusalem, and a few more good things. So no I don't regret voting for him, but I am definitely not happy with his mouth.. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

My first thought (emotion) is that now I want a background check on everyone. Senators, their staff, writers and media personalities, schoolteachers and my mailman and garbageman to boot. I'm thinking they all sinned when they were teenagers and need to be exposed. Now I want to know about the role the parents of all involved was. Where were the parents of the kid whose house the party was at? How could a 15 year-old girl get and from such a party without the parents being responsible? Who bought the booze? Where were the cops? What about the influence of the private school? Were the teachers and staff supporting this behavior?What about the role of their church? Was teen drinking an acceptable behavior? Were kids being taught that drinking does not conflict with their spiritual life?Its like all have sinned and come short of the glory of God!Mat