Return to Blog #8A: #8A REPs best con, “no corroboration of Ford re Kavanaugh”
- How did they do it?
- The worse the nominee, the better their system works
- How did we get to this point?
- The ten pillars of the Republicans’ comprehensive systematic misogynistic approach
- Each of the ten pillars is visible in the Republicans’ conduct during the Kavanaugh proceedings
- The Kavanaugh proceedings were a successful test run of the Republicans’ systematic approach
- The Republican argument that an accused predator’s denial is credible because of its emotion needs to be retired
- Justice Kavanaugh’s testimony confessed what he knows about Republicans
- Many Republican pundits provided support for the Republican con job that they had to know was dishonest
- Mr. Rothman’s viewpoint, assuming a true he-said, she-said dispute
- Rothman made bizarre wording choices
- He wants to protect people from having the opportunity to think for themselves
- His argument about injustice is bizarre
- His perspective involves the invention of injuries to a nominee who isn’t confirmed
- Mr. Rothman’s viewpoint accounting for reality
- His minimalist argument about Kavanaugh’s credibility
- Mr. Rothman had to be aware that Justice Kavanaugh’s testimony is not credible
- Mr. Rothman had to know the significance of the July 1, 1982 calendar entry
- Mr. Rothman’s action’s like Mr. Benson’s supported the Republican con job
- Mr. Rothman’s viewpoint, assuming a true he-said, she-said dispute
- Mr. Rothman’s role in supporting the con job is representative of most or all Republican pundits
- They have knowingly revictimized Dr. Ford, repeatedly
- “We can believe Ford and confirm Kavanaugh”
- The lesser-of-the-two-evils analysis
- Ms. Green’s rationalization doesn’t make sense
- The mutual credibility analysis
- The lesser-of-the-two-evils analysis
- The role of Ms. Mitchell’s report in producing Ms. Green’s viewpoint
- Looking Forward