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Originally Posted by Ohio
Wow! And you teach forensics? You have just convicted every Basketball team in the country.
"Known by all his friends as one who drinks a lot?" Seriously? You been watching too much CNN. His one friend from HS went on to have a serious addiction. He must be a drunk too!
Hey ZNP, with similar amounts of attention, do you think any of your HS classmates could be bribed to talk about your worst behavior?
Have you heard Obama's own autobiography? Did you hear about his own drug and alcohol habits? Why is it the media never was alarmed with that? Trump has never once touched drugs or alcohol, yet no one gives him any credit for that.
Hey ZNP, any idea what "double standards" mean?
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These are different questions. In HS you could certainly condemn me for my behavior, though it didn't rise to anything near what Kavanaugh is accused of. However, I had a friend whose behavior was far worse (drug dealer) who later became Madelline Allbright's assistant secretary of State. I asked how he got the position and I learned that he was honest and forthright about his background.
You asked what evidence I had seen besides the accusations. I gave it. Now you are changing the goal post as though I have convicted him rejected his confirmation because I think he attended a lot of drunken parties that included shameful behavior. I have made it clear repeatedly that I am uncomfortable skipping back to HS behavior to determine if we confirm a judge.