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Kavanaugh's false premises about his calendar that had me yelling at the screen

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In his twitchy 50-minute opening tirade, Kavanaugh claimed that his calendar proves his innocence because none of his Saturdays in the summer of 1982 shows a gathering like the one Dr. Blasey Ford described.

Saturday? I’m thinking. It was summer! Look at your privileged, recreation-filled life! You never got together with friends on a week night? I know I did, and I had a full time job.

It had to be a Saturday, he said, because people were working.

WHAT?! Working people don’t get together with friends on week nights? Working people don’t attend events on week nights? Is that what your life is like now that you have a big fat job on the DC circuit?!

He proceeded to death-march us through his Saturdays, ignoring everything else.

STOP! JUST STOP! The only reason you think you and your friends could only party on Saturday is because to you, “party” means “too wasted to work the morning after.”

Saturday Saturday Saturday. Look at perfect me.

THURSDAY. Look at Thursday, you idiot! Didn’t you know that Thursday is frat party night? Weren’t you and your high school beer buddies already trying to be fratty?

As many others have pointed out, including the Washington Post during the hearing, Kavanaugh’s calendar has a Thursday July 1st entry that fits Dr. Blasey Ford’s description.

If Kavanaugh genuinely believes he’s innocent, why would he go with the false premise that summer gatherings only happen on Saturdays? If he knows he’s guilty, why would he even mention the existence of his 1982 calendar? Hubris, it seems to me. And he’s a con artist.

One thing this certainly tells us (backed up by plenty of other evidence including his yearbook): Kavanaugh was a very heavy drinker in high school.


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