Posted on 10/13/2020 3:50:42 PM PDT by rdl6989
Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, asked a question pertaining to an issue that came up quite a bit during Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing but had yet to come up during Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s hearing: whether the Supreme Court nominee had ever sexually assaulted someone.
Citing a statement from Chief Justice John Roberts in 2017 in which he acknowledged that the judiciary “is not immune” from the problem of sexual misconduct, Hirono said it is her duty “to ensure the fitness of nominees” for positions that have lifetime appointments.
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Yes. Considering 170 Congress people were accused of sexual harassment and we the taxpayers paid the people off after they signed a non-disclosure statement. Too bad Amy couldn’t have reminded her of that.
I wish Lindsay would have banned the posters the DEMS put up. Just so tacky. I surprised Coons didn’t bring another bucket of chicken to the hearing.
Yeah the poster boards fora PROFESSOR at Notre Dame was so fricking childish OMG treating her like a kindergartener AND us as well what total MORONS they made fools of themselves!! This woman didn’t even have a NOTE in front of her and these ASSHATS are dropping poster boards on the floor fumbling with them EVERYWHERE utter a IDIOTS!! Sad thing is THEY don’t even see what immature STUPID FOOLS they are!! OMG what an embarrassment!!!
I see. Well, as long as senator graham gets the committee work done now so the floor can confirm her
Excellent point!
She should have replied, “Have you or any of your fellow inquisitors, ever used the congressional slush fund set up to pay victims of your sexual abuse?”
Is Mazie looking for an S & M partner? Guess the guerrilla at the Honolulu Zoo turned her down.
“Interesting question. Have you?”
Let’s lose Hawaii as a state. It’s a fustercluck.
Mad Mazie is looking for tips
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