Sunday, September 15, 2019

New day and age is here when people blame sitting Supreme Court Justices.

               Unfortunately Supreme Court Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh has been accused again for sexual misconduct during his college years. As we all remember Justice Kavanaugh was smeared threw thick mud during his confirmation hearings for sexual misconduct in college and always binge drinking and not studying law. Justice Kavanaugh's impeccable record as a judge would be seen as " As good as it gets ". As a Yale graduate he went on to be a partner at Kirkland & Ellis. He has been a member of the Federalist Society since 1988. Then he became a law clerk for Judge Ken Starr during the time of the President Bill Clinton impeachment. Then was nominated for U.S. Court of Appeals for District of Columbia.
               And when Justice Anthony Kennedy decided to leave the bench of the Supreme Court , Justice Kavanaugh was nominated by President Trump to replace him. And then the slew of accusations arose from a Palo Alto University Professor of Psychology Christine Blassey Ford. Along with Ford's accusations two other woman also surfaced ( Julie Swetnick , Deborah Ramirez ) and accused Justice Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct also. After a FBI investigation the accusations were unfounded and dismissed and Justice Kavanaugh was confirmed.
              Now after a recent book has been written , Justice Kavanaugh's third accuser Deborah Ramirez , claims that her legal team provided the FBI names of 25 individuals that had sufficient evidence that would prove Justice Kavanaugh was guilty of the misconduct. But the FBI overlooked such evidence. Now this seems to be getting the ball rolling all over again for Justice Kavanaugh. Democrat leadership is now even calling for Justice Kavanaugh's impeachment as well already calling for President Trumps impeachment.
              One would think that wonders will never cease. And that is the case here. Its a new day and age when people now can accuse a sitting Justice of the United States Supreme Court of sexual misconduct that occurred 30 years or so prior , in college.