BREAKING NEWS.
The Democrats thought they could roll out a last minute “me too” accusation to delay Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court.
It didn’t work.
The Senate Judiciary Committee is voting anyway on Thursday despite unsubstantiated, decades old allegations of sexual abuse against Brett Kavanaugh by a far left activist.
Brace for well organized protests, says investigative reporter, Paul Sperry.
BREAKING: Senate Judiciary Committee vote will be held regardless of accusation. Committee not delaying for testimony from accuser. Going ahead with vote on Thursday, bracing for well-organized protests from leftists at Hart Senate Office Building.
BREAKING: Senate Judiciary Committee vote will be held regardless of accusation. Committee not delaying for testimony from accuser. Going ahead with vote on Thursday, bracing for well-organized protests from leftists at Hart Senate Office Building
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) September 17, 2018
The Senate met for the first time Monday afternoon since Christine Blasey Ford, a California professor and far left activist publicly came forward with allegations of sexual assault […]
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