Morning Joe: Kavanaugh Hearings 'Disaster for Democratic Party'

NewsBusters ^ | Mark Finkelstein

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Agreed: I respect his smarts and integrity. Rare on TV, rarer yet on MSNBC!

[TakebackGOP]

Wasn’t Andrew Napolitano and someone else on Fox saying it was a disaster for Republicans the day of the Ford hearings?

[karnage]

Only one poll counts. VOTE.

[SirLurkedalot]

It wasn’t. I think they’re about to get stomped in the tender bits, and still, despite glaring evidence to the contrary, are never going to believe just much that boot is going to hurt.

[SmokingJoe]

The Kavanaugh hearings are by far the best thing that could have happened for the Republicans this midterm elections. Prior to that, it was hard getting the average Republican voter to get really fired up. Now Republicans are really mad after watching the Democrats try to lynch an innocent man of very high integrity, backed by their deranged screaming mobs,
And to think this was all financed, organized and planned by George Soros.

[GOPJ]

Agreed: I respect his smarts and integrity. Rare on TV, rarer yet on MSNBC!

Yep - FoxNews made a mistake when they didn't hire Karnackie away from MSNBC.

[mjp]

while amounting to a "disaster" for the Dems.

the dums have lost their ability to be self aware

[John O]

I am not so certain that President Trump is a social buffoon.

It seems more to me that he uses the social gaffs to alarm and disarm the liberals and never-trumpers and then totally outmaneuvers them while they are pantie-knotted.

He has done this time and time again and they don’t seem to be any closer to realizing it now then they were during the campaign of 2016.

He just seems to be playing three-D chess while the enemy is playing tiddly-winks.

(Which of course gives me hope that Sessions is actually busy behind the scenes and not just wasting time)

[cuban leaf]

I think my use of the phrase “social buffoon” was not only a poor choice of words, but inaccurate. As you point out, I think there is a strong possibility that one of his strengths is that he tries to get people to underestimate him, and part of his schtick is to give people the impression he’s not as smart as he is.

Actions and results speak louder than words. Those that underestimate him have left a trail of his wins in his wake.

[milagro]

I seem to remember judge Nap also saying the official swearing-in ceremony in the WH was disgraceful.
Nap is really a never-Trumper, and I think his JUDGE-ment is NOT “judicial” at all!

[elcid1970]

Don’t care what judge Nap and his husband think.