Almost like he was expecting this or something…
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So Kavanaugh’s interference-runners got 65 random women to sign a letter of support. Okay.
But I wonder how Kavanaugh’s fellow Elis feel about him. If 98 alums is any indication, not very highly.
From a letter dated July 10, 2018, shortly after Yale Law School praised Bret “Humpy” Kavanaugh in a press release following his nomination:
The list goes on. We see in these rulings an intellectually and morally bankrupt ideologue intent on rolling back our rights and the rights of our clients. Judge Kavanaugh’s resume is certainly marked by prestige, groomed for exactly this nomination. But degrees and clerkships should not be the only, or even the primary, credential for a Supreme Court appointment. A commitment to law and justice is.
[source: Brett Kavanaugh’s fellow alumni at Yale Law School call him ‘morally bankrupt’ in scathing open letter | Other98]
On second thought, the YLS alums’ letter kind of proves Humpy is Cornyn’s kind of guy.
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Yes, quite a sight these Republicans posturing as if holding the high ground, while lacking any at all. Really just pointy teethed vermin posturing from beneath a rotting log in this matter of their single handed attempt at ramming Kavenaugh onto the Supreme Court.
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Anyone not having already reached that conclusion buys Coach handbags in the parking lot of abandoned Exxon stations.
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strongly recommend the mystery science theater version
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Aren’t all Republicans pretty much “Number 2” 
In other words: Sweep faster. This rug is getting heavy.
All in good time, Young Grasshopper. First, Beto beats Lyin’ (and desperate) Ted Cruz.
I’m sorry, tell us again how you voted on Merrick Garland’s SCOTUS nomination.
Oh, right, you didn’t, because Republicans wouldn’t even give Garland an up or down vote.
You’re in no fucking position to complain about anyone derailing a SCOTUS nomination, you hypocritical scumbag.
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