"[Brett] Kavanaugh was confirmed by the United States Senate on October 6, 2018, on a vote of 50-48. New evidence released last week suggests that the razor-close vote was unduly influenced by a sham supplemental FBI investigation that was tightly cont...

[strangenoises@mastodon.social]

@wdlindsy @Barbramon1 the vetting, or failure thereof is the excuse, now. as i recall, everyone pretty much knew this shit at the time; just too many people chose to ignore it.

[blinxeto@mastodon.social]

@wdlindsy

Throw him out! He perjured himself at least twice.

[stevebologna@mstdn.social]

@wdlindsy It’s time to start using the “official” power of the POTUS and start filling cells in gitmo

[richardinsandy@c.im]

@wdlindsy I would not, however, recommend holding your breath while you wait for anything you be done about Kavanaugh, Alito, or Thomas. There’s far too much dark money invested in them to allow anything like accountability to happen.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@richardinsandy I'm pretty sure Greg Olear is not holding his breath until something's done about those corrupt folks who are in the pocket of the exceptionally powerful and wealthy Federalist Society and Leonard Leo. What he is doing, though, is blowing the whistle, and I for one think that's an excellent thing for him to do.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@SteveBologna There does need to be accountability of some sort. As long as the Senate remains in Republican hands, even if a Democrat is in the White House, it's hard to take action.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@Blinxeto Yes.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@StrangeNoises @Barbramon1 I agree. I also think that an active cover-up was in place and that has long made it hard for journalists who knew what was really going on to do all the delving into these matters they needed to do.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@GGMcBG Yes, that makes sense to me.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@dave_cochran Well, Judd Legum does say.