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American Democrat
Member Fri Sep 28 05:23:46
The American Bar Association called on the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday evening to halt the confirmation vote for Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, saying it should not move forward until an FBI investigation into the sexual assault allegations against him can be completed.

“The basic principles that underscore the Senate’s constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI,” ABA President Robert Carlson wrote in a letter to Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and ranking committee Democrat Dianne Feinstein (Calif).

http://www...tes/ar-BBNEbmZ?ocid=spartanntp

patom
Member Fri Sep 28 18:35:25
This is what should have been done before any dog and pony show was put on TV.

Pillz
Member Fri Sep 28 19:41:13
Meaningless.

kargen
Member Fri Sep 28 21:41:54
Doesn't change anything. The FBI will spend a week on the new investigation. They will give a report to President Trump. He will say his mind has not been changed. Democrats will demand more time and Republicans will push for a vote.

jergul
large member Fri Sep 28 21:52:12
Kargen
The crimes he is accused of have a statute of limitations?

tumbleweed
the wanderer Fri Sep 28 21:59:37
i really doubt Trump is the only one who sees the report

he could nominate known criminals, and just not give their background checks to the Senate

Hot Rod
Revved Up Fri Sep 28 22:01:21

No, but only local authorities can charge him and, very likely, Ward will have to file a complaint.

Not likely.

kargen
Member Sat Sep 29 23:13:21
yes back in 1982 when this was suppose to have happened the statute of limitations for the most serious crime he could have been charged with was one year. Even if there was no statute of limitation no crime has been reported.

and yeah I think the Senate committee gets the report also but he is already out of committee and the vote will go to the floor once the investigation is done. The report needs to make President Trump change his mind or we are right back where we were before the investigation with a vote taking place in the Senate.

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American Democrat Member	Fri Sep 28 05:23:46 The American Bar Association called on the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday evening to halt the confirmation vote for Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, saying it should not move forward until an FBI investigation into the sexual assault allegations against him can be completed. “The basic principles that underscore the Senate’s constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI,” ABA President Robert Carlson wrote in a letter to Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and ranking committee Democrat Dianne Feinstein (Calif). http://www...tes/ar-BBNEbmZ?ocid=spartanntp
patom Member	Fri Sep 28 18:35:25 This is what should have been done before any dog and pony show was put on TV.
Pillz Member	Fri Sep 28 19:41:13 Meaningless.
kargen Member	Fri Sep 28 21:41:54 Doesn't change anything. The FBI will spend a week on the new investigation. They will give a report to President Trump. He will say his mind has not been changed. Democrats will demand more time and Republicans will push for a vote.
jergul large member	Fri Sep 28 21:52:12 Kargen The crimes he is accused of have a statute of limitations?
tumbleweed the wanderer	Fri Sep 28 21:59:37 i really doubt Trump is the only one who sees the report he could nominate known criminals, and just not give their background checks to the Senate
Hot Rod Revved Up	Fri Sep 28 22:01:21 No, but only local authorities can charge him and, very likely, Ward will have to file a complaint. Not likely.
kargen Member	Sat Sep 29 23:13:21 yes back in 1982 when this was suppose to have happened the statute of limitations for the most serious crime he could have been charged with was one year. Even if there was no statute of limitation no crime has been reported. and yeah I think the Senate committee gets the report also but he is already out of committee and the vote will go to the floor once the investigation is done. The report needs to make President Trump change his mind or we are right back where we were before the investigation with a vote taking place in the Senate.
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