George W. Bush Reaffirms Support for Kavanaugh

George W. Bush Reaffirms Support for Kavanaugh

Brett Kavanaugh with then president George W. Bush

How comforting it is that former president George W. Bush is working the phones to drum up support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh following his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.  All we need is for a globalist such as George W. Bush to support Brett Kavanaugh.  Whether or not Kavanaugh is guilty of alleged rape with Ford I have no idea.  He's definitely not a good choice to be the next Supreme Court justice regardless of the merit of the sexual allegations levied against him.  It would be wise if President Trump would nominate someone else who is a true Constitutionalist to the Supreme Court instead of Kavanaugh who isn't going to be strong in his stance against abortion or illegal immigration.  Kavanaugh worked in the Bush White House as staff secretary for a number of years.  In 2006 Bush nominated Kavanaugh to serve as judge on U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.

Megyn Kelly Blasts Feinstein on Ford Allegation

Megyn Kelly Blasts Feinstein on Ford Allegation

Megyn Kelly from NBC

NBC's Megyn Kelly went to Twitter on Sunday morning and blasted Senator Diane Feinstein (D-CA) for calling Christine Blasey Ford, the women who is accusing Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual harassment in high school, a "survivor of attempted rape."  Feinstein tweeted Sunday that Republicans have been "bullying" Ford in an effort to confirm Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.  Kavanaugh has denied her accusation and every witness Ford has mentioned has contradicted her account.  In response, Kelly stated that Feinstein had no way of knowing if Ford was an attempted survivor of rape.  She added that Feinstein was implicated by her own reasoning since she "sat on Ford's claims for nine weeks without bring them forward."  Something doesn't add up.  If this was a true accusation and Feinstein had that information at her disposal, she should've brought it to light long before it was time to hold a vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.  I believe Feinstein is using Ford's "false" testimony to stop Kavanaugh's being confirmed to the Supreme Court.  There's a lot of hole's in Ford's testimony.  Click on the above link to read the full story.

Oh What a Day--Stamps Baxter

Nike Should be Ashamed

Nike should be ashamed in using Colin Kaepernick in advertising their shoes.  Kaepernick is not an example for our country.  If he doesn't want to kneel for the national anthem, then he shouldn't be playing for the NFL.  It's been a tradition for the NFL to play the national anthem prior to the NFL games.  Kneeling while the national anthem is playing is very disrespectful.  Our soldiers have played a huge price for the liberty we enjoy in America.  Kaepernick needs to think about those who have fought and died for our country in years past.  Many black veterans have fought and died four our country.  There have been many blacks who have experienced overt discrimination in years past because of their race but they willingly and bravely fought for our country.  Using Kaepernick for their spokesman is foolish on the part of Nike.