Hutch Starskey
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Not a "dangerous sexual predator" but a man with disqualifying flaws.
There are many other eminently qualified candidates who have no such flaws.
You're automatically assuming the accusations have merit. By all accounts, Kav is a very good judge.
You're automatically assuming the accusations have merit. By all accounts, Kav is a very good judge.
You're automatically assuming they have no merit at all. There seems to be quite a few now.
Kavanaugh can both be a very good and competent judge and have a very problematic history as a young man. Both can be true.
The point is, why elevate a man with such questions surrounding him when there are many others with equal qualifications without such questions surrounding them?
The point of this process is to shake out his past and see what comes out. We've seen what comes out. What else will fall out maybe later?
And it means nothing to you that, even if he had problems as a boy, by all accounts he's been an exemplary adult? You're determined that things you're accused of at 17 are to forever dog you and you can never overcome them, no matter what? If that's the standard you want, Obama should never have been president, given his life as a young man.
I would never hire someone to represent me or my business with questions like this surrounding them. Too many unknowns.
Obama never had questions like this surrounding his youth.
He abused drugs and had racist attitudes. The Kavenaugh standard would eliminate him for any high level position.
Sure, smoking weed is exactly the same as sexual assault.
Loser.