I feel like printing T-shirts that say: "I bared my trauma and all we got was this lousy Justice". Because who could listen to a person who told you she was assaulted, abused or mistreated and, after a sham "investigation," elevate the accused to a lifetime appointment in the highest court in the country?
They swear an oath to uphold the Constitution and in this particular case, their responsibility to not be rubber stamps or partisan vamps in approving lifetime appointments to the highest court in the land.
The problem with those arguments, of course, is that Kavanaugh is in the unique position of seeking a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land, a position for which such an allegation carries more import than it would for most men in most other situations.
The bottom line is that Brett Kavanaugh is up for a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land, and there is now a credible accusation of sexual assault against him.
The Senate voted to give Kavanaugh a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the country on Saturday, despite misconduct allegations from multiple women.
"The importance of an appointment to the highest court in the land and the duty of upholding and defending our Constitution demand a higher threshold for confirmation than for any other appointee," Kaine said.
What Kavanaugh has at stake is a very rare and illustrious promotion to a lifetime appointment on the highest court in the country.
The effect of this wasn't just to whip up dramatic anticipation before the live announcement, but to reduce a complex and hugely consequential decision ― a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land ― to a matter appropriately decided by the protagonist's gut instincts.
In making the appointments, General Ramos ordered the "highest standards of conduct and discipline" from the military.
As always, those who suffer are the patients that have tried for days to communicate via phone with the health centre, and need eventually to come to get the appointment …" The highest number of comments in the CEVF (n = 31) were posted for the value confidentiality.
