They must, because Ford is already claiming her email account was hacked.Quote:
Do such emails of recanting exist?
They must, because Ford is already claiming her email account was hacked.Quote:
Do such emails of recanting exist?
The "affidavit" that was published online did not have any notary marks or other indications that it was actually sworn to and filed.Quote:
she would never have signed an affidavit under penalty of perjury if it wasn't all 100% true.
If they have her emails, they will bait her to say when they were hacked, and then say they were obtained prior to that. If she doesn't remember, they'll drill her on her fuzzy memory.CanyonAg77 said:They must, because Ford is already claiming her email account was hacked.Quote:
Do such emails of recanting exist?
Outside of people who actually pay attention, I doubt anyone knows that. They see the signature and believe it.CanyonAg77 said:The "affidavit" that was published online did not have any notary marks or other indications that it was actually sworn to and filed.Quote:
she would never have signed an affidavit under penalty of perjury if it wasn't all 100% true.
Rapier108 said:
Was listening to WTAW this morning and right after the 6:30AM news, they always talk politics, which usually involves some veiled insults toward Trump and Republicans.
Chelsea Reber said that Kavanaugh is done because Creepy Porn Lawyer's client is totally credible, her account is so detailed that it can't be fake, and because she would never have signed an affidavit under penalty of perjury if it wasn't all 100% true.
So either she is naive, doesn't actually read the news, or believes her simply because the accuser is female.
This, to me, could be the essence of today...aTm2004 said:If they have her emails, they will bait her to say when they were hacked, and then say they were obtained prior to that. If she doesn't remember, they'll drill her on her fuzzy memory.CanyonAg77 said:They must, because Ford is already claiming her email account was hacked.Quote:
Do such emails of recanting exist?
Next step...file lawuites to stop the vote...aginlakeway said:It's my understand that the full Senate can vote on it regardless of what the committee does.Rockdoc said:
This may get out of Committee but the dems will find a way to block it before it goes to a full Senate vote. Count on it.
Austin Ag said:Next step...file lawuites to stop the vote...aginlakeway said:It's my understand that the full Senate can vote on it regardless of what the committee does.Rockdoc said:
This may get out of Committee but the dems will find a way to block it before it goes to a full Senate vote. Count on it.
Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley has filed an injunction to stop the Kavanaugh vote. The court will assign the lawsuit to a judge today.
"It seeks for the Senate not to be able to proceed to a vote on Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation until the Senate has been able to exercise its constitutional responsibility, to examine the record of the individual in order to make a determination of whether that individual is fit or unfit to hold office." Merkley told reporters
She says in her opening statement that this was her "work email" that was "hacked", and it occurred "Tuesday evening"...FireAg said:This, to me, could be the essence of today...aTm2004 said:If they have her emails, they will bait her to say when they were hacked, and then say they were obtained prior to that. If she doesn't remember, they'll drill her on her fuzzy memory.CanyonAg77 said:They must, because Ford is already claiming her email account was hacked.Quote:
Do such emails of recanting exist?
Supreme Court has already ruled that you can't file a lawsuit to stop congressional votes or something to that effect. That's not the legal term, but basically they can't.Austin Ag said:Next step...file lawuites to stop the vote...aginlakeway said:It's my understand that the full Senate can vote on it regardless of what the committee does.Rockdoc said:
This may get out of Committee but the dems will find a way to block it before it goes to a full Senate vote. Count on it.
Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley has filed an injunction to stop the Kavanaugh vote. The court will assign the lawsuit to a judge today.
"It seeks for the Senate not to be able to proceed to a vote on Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation until the Senate has been able to exercise its constitutional responsibility, to examine the record of the individual in order to make a determination of whether that individual is fit or unfit to hold office." Merkley told reporters
it's been a few nights and more beers since my last government class, but this isn't part of the whole checks and balances thing, so a judge has no power to stop this...right?dallasiteinsa02 said:Austin Ag said:Next step...file lawuites to stop the vote...aginlakeway said:It's my understand that the full Senate can vote on it regardless of what the committee does.Rockdoc said:
This may get out of Committee but the dems will find a way to block it before it goes to a full Senate vote. Count on it.
Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley has filed an injunction to stop the Kavanaugh vote. The court will assign the lawsuit to a judge today.
"It seeks for the Senate not to be able to proceed to a vote on Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation until the Senate has been able to exercise its constitutional responsibility, to examine the record of the individual in order to make a determination of whether that individual is fit or unfit to hold office." Merkley told reporters
This would be the absolute worse decison for the Dems. People are already ready to take up arms over lower court judges doing this kind of crap.
Your assuming that a liberal DC judge actually follows laws and long lasting precedent based on law.Old Tom Morris said:
A judge should have no power to stop it and the SC has confirmed that. But our federal judges have been operating so far out of the scope of their authority already, that I'm confident the initial judge will grant it anyway.
A prosecutor will have more experience questioning the plaintiff since the accuser pretty much always has to testify while the defendant oftentimes doesn't. I'm sure she's plenty experienced enough to flush out truth vs. lie. Biggest key in prepping for a case is flushing all of that out when interviewing/preparing the accuser.fasthorses05 said:
Are you lawyer types comfortable with a prosecutor asking questions to Ford?
I'm only asking because I'm certain she'll do her job and be hard on Kavanaugh, since she has light years of experience. But she IS a prosecutor, and as Dershowitz said last night, she doesn't have much experience on the plaintiff end.
aginlakeway said:It's my understand that the full Senate can vote on it regardless of what the committee does.Rockdoc said:
This may get out of Committee but the dems will find a way to block it before it goes to a full Senate vote. Count on it.
Yes. She's on the victim's side as a prosecutor. That's what prosecutors do.fasthorses05 said:
Are you lawyer types comfortable with a prosecutor asking questions to Ford?
I'm only asking because I'm certain she'll do her job and be hard on Kavanaugh, since she has light years of experience. But she IS a prosecutor, and as Dershowitz said last night, she doesn't have much experience on the plaintiff end.