Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate just destroyed Kavanaugh. Stating he lied under oath.

[jc456]

I can't attest to "devil's triangle" as this whole Kavanaugh charade was the first time I heard of it. However I have heard the term "boofing" before and it did indeed refer to flatulence. My parents used it when my little sister would break wind when we were children, which would have been in the 80's.

But in all seriousness if your claims against the guy have been reduced to arguing over the definitions of juvenile vulgarities... well, that's just pathetic.

even pathetic would be embarrassed.

 

[theHawk]

I can't attest to "devil's triangle" as this whole Kavanaugh charade was the first time I heard of it. However I have heard the term "boofing" before and it did indeed refer to flatulence. My parents used it when my little sister would break wind when we were children, which would have been in the 80's.

But in all seriousness if your claims against the guy have been reduced to arguing over the definitions of juvenile vulgarities... well, that's just pathetic.

In context, boofing = farting does not make much sense. A sixteen year old joking with another, Hey, have you farted yet? WTF?

I will grant you that making a joke about it doesn't mean he had done it, but he shouldn't have lied about it. Does he think the Senators haven't got smart phones and Google?

So his entire claim is based upon whether Kavanaugh was ever "blackout drunk". Hate to break it to you but the only person who would know whether Kavanaugh "blacked out" would be Kavanaugh himself.

Well I hate to tell you this but you clearly didn't read the entire article. He's goes into the lying about the calendar and what those words (boofing & devils triangle) actually meant--

Hate to break it to you, but the only person that would know what those mean are Kavanaugh.

Ramirez’s story is so pathetic and blatantly false not even Dems take it seriously, yet this schmuck claims it’s fact (without any proof).

She's got 20 witnesses. You are mixing her up with Swetnik. Ramirez was interviewed by the FBI, I heard.

The claims from both women are equally ridiculous and witnesses don’t corroborate their fictions.

Oh come on, you Reich wingers could have watched him do it, & would still be on here defending him.

LOL , did you even watch the video? He says he can’t even name one time where he was violent or did anything against women. To his best recollection Bret got drunk on weekends. Big deal. This guy was his roommate for only a few months. Another big nothing burger, this yahoo is just looking for his 15 minutes of fame.

No where once did he say exactly what “lie” Kavanuagh told. And no, him passing out after drinking isn’t a “blackout” with memory loss. He even refused to say if he thought Kavanuagh had memory lost. This is the guy who fought with another roommate, he was the asshole of the group, and he is denying he did anything, and refused to be specific. All this dope did was backtrack on his statements about Kavanuagh “lying” by saying “ I don’t want to get into it”. What a fucking joke.

 

[munkle]

They have already both been caught lying. The issue isn't if he's a drunk but if he tried to rape her.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

My only question.....is this guy a democrat?

 

[oreo]

I can't attest to "devil's triangle" as this whole Kavanaugh charade was the first time I heard of it. However I have heard the term "boofing" before and it did indeed refer to flatulence. My parents used it when my little sister would break wind when we were children, which would have been in the 80's.

But in all seriousness if your claims against the guy have been reduced to arguing over the definitions of juvenile vulgarities... well, that's just pathetic.

In context, boofing = farting does not make much sense. A sixteen year old joking with another, Hey, have you farted yet? WTF?

I will grant you that making a joke about it doesn't mean he had done it, but he shouldn't have lied about it. Does he think the Senators haven't got smart phones and Google?

Well I hate to tell you this but you clearly didn't read the entire article. He's goes into the lying about the calendar and what those words (boofing & devils triangle) actually meant--

Hate to break it to you, but the only person that would know what those mean are Kavanaugh.

Ramirez’s story is so pathetic and blatantly false not even Dems take it seriously, yet this schmuck claims it’s fact (without any proof).

She's got 20 witnesses. You are mixing her up with Swetnik. Ramirez was interviewed by the FBI, I heard.

The claims from both women are equally ridiculous and witnesses don’t corroborate their fictions.

Oh come on, you Reich wingers could have watched him do it, & would still be on here defending him.

LOL , did you even watch the video? He says he can’t even name one time where he was violent or did anything against women. To his best recollection Bret got drunk on weekends. Big deal. This guy was his roommate for only a few months. Another big nothing burger, this yahoo is just looking for his 15 minutes of fame.

No where once did he say exactly what “lie” Kavanuagh told. And no, him passing out after drinking isn’t a “blackout” with memory loss. He even refused to say if he thought Kavanuagh had memory lost. This is the guy who fought with another roommate, he was the asshole of the group, and he is denying he did anything, and refused to be specific. All this dope did was backtrack on his statements about Kavanuagh “lying” by saying “ I don’t want to get into it”. What a fucking joke.

Men typically don't attack women in public view.

 

[Doc1]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

So his word is better than Kavanaughs. You're an idiot

 

[Doc1]

So his entire claim is based upon whether Kavanaugh was ever "blackout drunk". Hate to break it to you but the only person who would know whether Kavanaugh "blacked out" would be Kavanaugh himself.

Well I hate to tell you this but you clearly didn't read the entire article. He's goes into the lying about the calendar and what those words (boofing & devils triangle) actually meant--

Can he actually PROVE his assertions or does that even matter? Dumb ass

 

[hjmick]

Is he lying or does he just see those years differently?

 

[Borillar]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

It doesn't matter. There is absolutely nothing that could sway most repugs. They just want him seated no matter what. The supplemental FBI investigation, cursory as it was, provides a fig leaf for them to hide behind.

 

[Doc1]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

It doesn't matter. There is absolutely nothing that could sway most repugs. They just want him seated no matter what. The supplemental FBI investigation, cursory as it was, provides a fig leaf for them to hide behind.

You really ARE an idiot. NOBODY can PROVE anything that he was accused of. You're just grasping at all the lies because you DON'T want him seated. He will be and you lost again, you can't destroy a man with lies just for Political reasons.

 

[2aguy]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

What claims...they are lies......

He didn't lie under oath you moron.....he stated he sometimes drank too much beer, you doofus.

You are a moron. None of the women is telling the truth, they are all lying....Ford's crap is falling apart every second...only a moron like you and the other brain dead democrats still take her seriously.

 

[2aguy]

It wont make a difference. They are much more concerned with filling the seat than getting the best person in there.

Oh yeah it will. To these women it dam sure will.

2nd annual Women's march, January 20, 2018

1st women's march held the day after Trump was inaugurated January, 20 2017

This was going on in every state, not just Washington D.C. For more pictures just click this link, scroll through the many pages, you'll probably find your home state.
Woman's march pictures

Women are not who Republicans need to piss off right now with less than one month before the midterm election.

A sleeping giant has awoken.

Yes...hitler drew crowds like that too....was he right too?

 

[Doc1]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

What claims...they are lies......

He didn't lie under oath you moron.....he stated he sometimes drank too much beer, you doofus.

You are a moron. None of the women is telling the truth, they are all lying....Ford's crap is falling apart every second...only a moron like you and the other brain dead democrats still take her seriously.

They're all a bunch of pukes who scream to change the rules when they lose. Fucking deplorables.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

Repeat after me.

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

But in all seriousness if your claims against the guy have been reduced to arguing over the definitions of juvenile vulgarities... well, that's just pathetic.

Welcome to USMB the twilight zone for asshat leftists

 

[Dale Smith]

You are such a stupid fuck....you don't have the slightest clue about basic punctuation or the nuances of pronouns, adverbs, adjectives except for "ghetto lingo". Alas? Here you are believing that you could debunk the stratospheric aerosol injection spraying program and convince anyone here....fucking sad. Do you have "Snoop Dogg" as a lifeline? Light up another blunt, "homes"......this topic is waaay over your head...literally and figuratively.

You didnt answer my question. You got really upset to boot. You want to give my question a swing or do you think your angry white guy routine is going to make me stop asking simply questions of logic that will stop your conspiracy theories cold in their tracks if you apply a modicum of intelligence?

Nope....not angry at all....just disgusted with lazy leftards that believe they are to be catered too.....and you REALLY wonder as to why most Americans want nothing to do with you commie clowns?

Yeah youre angry. I know your tell. So tell me why in the hell would someone spray a population with chemicals that dont disperse and blanket the area? I mean doesnt the lack of logic in that make you stop and wonder why you would be so gullible as to fall for that?

Why was Tampa Bay purposely sprayed with the Whopping Cough virus? Tuskegee? etc, etc? Because they can and they know there isnt enough people that aren't sheeple to resist or sway public opinion....

Tampa Bay was never sprayed with whooping cough you moron.
Tuskegee was never sprayed with anything either. WTF are you talking about?

And you can refute this because of???? I looked it up rather easily. "Tampa Bay,
Florida, 1955, Whooping Cough". Americans are being used as guinea pigs , The Tuskegee experiment where men were intentionally given Syphilis so the infected could be monitored to see the progression of the disease while not doing a fucking thing to save them. There are many others that have been de-classified as well. You really are naive, Als......you believe in the tooth fairy and Easter bunny as well?

 

[oreo]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

Repeat after me.

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh[/QUOTE

Repeat after me: "whistle past the graveyard"

Blue wave coming this November 2018

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

Repeat after me.

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh[/QUOTE

Repeat after me: "whistle past the graveyard"

Blue wave coming this November 2018

My kids are grown so I no longer recite fairy tales

 

[Rustic]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

Na, not really
You are full of shit

 

[ptbw forever]

GET READY FOR IT: Your right wing talk show hosts that have been mocking, laughing, making jokes about these women's claims about Kavanaugh are going to be in an all hell fire storm tomorrow morning--because Kavanaugh's former Yale roommate has outed him, stating he lied under oath. If you're wondering who James Roche is--his mother was a REPUBLICAN representative and he grew up in a Republican family.

James Roche, one of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's freshman year roommates at Yale, said Wednesday that Kavanaugh lied under oath about his drinking and about the meaning of his yearbook entries.In an op-ed for Slate, Roche writes, "Brett Kavanaugh stood up under oath and lied about his drinking and about the meaning of words in his yearbook. He did so baldly, without hesitation or reservation."

"In his words and his behavior, Judge Kavanaugh has shown contempt for the truth, for the process, for the rule of law, and for accountability," Roche added. "His willingness to lie to avoid embarrassment throws doubt on his denials about the larger questions of sexual assault."Kavanaugh testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he has never been blackout drunk. He was appearing before senators to answer an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school in the early 1980s. Kavanaugh denies the allegation and says he has no memory of the party where Ford says the incident happened.

Roche says he believes his friend Deborah Ramirez, who has accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dorm party. He told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Wednesday night that "there is zero chance that she is making up this story."Kavanaugh has denied Ramirez's allegation. CNN has reached out to the White House for reaction to Roche's comments.

Roche told CNN, "I saw him both what I would consider blackout drunk and also dealing with the repercussions of that in the morning."I didn't socialize with Brett," Roche said. "He would come home and he was incoherent, stumbling, he would sometimes be singing, he occasionally would wear this -- I think it was an old leather football helmet -- and he would throw up, and then in the morning would have a lot of trouble getting out of bed."Roche added, "I wasn't an angel back then, either. There were times when I did the exact same thing."

He told CNN he has not been contacted by the FBI about Kavanaugh.Roche writes in the Slate op-ed he is willing to speak to the FBI about his experiences with Kavanaugh and Ramirez. The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.Roche writes he does not know if Kavanaugh attacked Ford in high school or exposed himself to Ramirez in college, "But I can say that he lied under oath."In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities. ... I heard them talking about it regularly.

I think that contributed to some of my feelings about the fact that these guys treated women in a way that I didn't like.""We were in a room together -- our beds were 10 feet apart for a couple of months," Roche told Cooper.

"And what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did I know that he wasn't telling, you know, the truth, I knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth."

Roche told CNN his memory of Kavanaugh is that "he was on the far edge of this -- he was notably heavier in his drinking than other people."He told Cooper he had gone back and forth on whether to speak out -- "there is very little upside for me and there is considerable downside for me" -- but that "at the end of the day it feels like there are not enough people who are willing and can credibly say" they know Ramirez "and she didn't lie and wouldn't lie. ... And so it felt to me like somebody had to get up and speak for her."
In the Slate op-ed, Roche notes he was raised in a Republican family -- his mother was a Republican state representative in Connecticut and "my father owns a MAGA hat."

"This is not about drinking too much or even encouraging others to drink," Roche writes. "It is not about using coarse language or even about the gray area between testing sexual boundaries with a date and sexual abuse. This is about denial. This is about not facing consequences. This is about lying."
"I was not a choirboy, but—unlike Brett—I'm not going on national television and testifying under oath that I was," Roche continued.
"In Brett's cases, if he is innocent, he should be cleared," Roche writes in the Slate op-ed. "If he is not and he is being untruthful to the nation, that should disqualify him from sitting on the highest court in the land. This just seems fair."

You can watch Anderson interview James Roche at this link also. Then you right wingers come back on here, and tell me this guy (James Roche) isn't "credibile."
Yale roommate says Kavanaugh lied under oath about drinking and yearbook - CNNPolitics

And of course this was going on last night at a Trump rally.
youtube video of trump mocking Dr. Ford - Yahoo Video Search Results

I imagine Republicans will be forced to kick Kavanaugh to the curb, and for lying under oath--they may impeach him as a Federal District court Judge.

Repeat after me.

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh[/QUOTE

Repeat after me: "whistle past the graveyard"

Blue wave coming this November 2018

You will definitely be doing that on October 29th.