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WALSH: The Real Reason Why Democrats Want An FBI Investigation Into Brett Kavanaugh | Daily Wire
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Last week was a comedic one. What will the Democrats serve up this coming week?

Will they find more feminists willing to accuse Kavanaugh while he was in college, while he was in
The White House with GW, while he was on the bench in D.C? Will the FBI be able to do their background checks in less than a week? Will Democrats accept what the FBI reveals or will they make another request in order to delay the vote?

The nation is in the grip of the Democrats. While they are figuring out their next ploy are all world events going to remain suspended but for NFL games which will still take place?

It is in the interest of the mass media to keep the with hunts going because it is all entertainment and revenue connected.

I am going out on a limb but over the next few decades I believe feminists will come to regret some of the downside that automatically accompanies achieved benefits. I refer to Mona Chasen's book where she describes how unhappy many feminists are, how so many women are now divorced and left to raise families, are beginning to suffer medical issues previously and solely associated with males.

Add to the above the loss of feminine status because they wanted to be more like males in their fight for equality of opportunities and societal position. I am not wanting to sound like the "good ole days" which they were not but with benefits come negatives and now feminists are paying the inevitable price of having what they did not and losing some of what they had.

It is for them to decide are they better off in an aggregate view. I am sure feminists whose professional opportunities expanded gained the most but have some reservations how far and wide feminist benefits spread. My concern about feminism has been heightened because I now have two young granddaughters and a great granddaughter. I do not want them to grow up in Mona Chasen's feminist world because, I believe, it is a sick one.
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In God Simon Trusts just not in Democrats and particularly the Feinstein and Blumenthal variety. (See 1 below.)
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What are you? (See 2 below.)
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1)God Stalks the Kavanaugh Hearings

By Roger L. Simon

Roger L. Simon - co-founder and CEO Emeritus of PJ Media - is a novelist and the co-screenwriter of two Holocaust-themed movies: Enemies, A Love Story (with Paul Mazursky) and Prague Duet (with Sheryl Longin).

Far be it for me, someone who spent the better part of his life as your typical secular agnostic, to talk about God. But that was what I have been thinking about in the hours since I spent my day, as many of us did, watching the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing.

I guess it first hit me when Judge Kavanaugh, in the midst of his powerful and heartfelt opening statement, one few expected him to make, choked up, fighting back tears as he spoke of his ten-year old daughter's desire to pray for Dr. Ford. I had trouble choking back my own and it dawned on me I was watching an event that I thought was political being transformed into a spiritual one.

Nothing was as expected. A real rape had taken place but it wasn't the one everyone was talking about. It was simultaneously a rape of Judge Kavanaugh, his family, and the American people themselves. The collateral damage was Dr. Ford, her friends, and her family. And the perpetrator was the Democratic Party, principally their Judiciary Committee members, their ranking member, and the minority leader.

It also dawned me that whatever the pundits were saying had become irrelevant. The American people were watching now -- they would make up their own minds -- and... I thought I'd never say this... God was looking down on the proceedings.

For the first time I had a visceral understanding of what Dennis Prager meant when he said God was involved in the American founding. (I've been reading his book on Exodus.)

And then Lindsey Graham said what so many of us were feeling, making the most magnificent, impassioned speech I have heard in Congress since Joseph Welch's famous "Have you no shame, sir?" to Joe McCarthy. No, scratch that. I was a little kid then and was told to despise McCarthy by my parents. I could be all or partly wrong about that, but I'm not about Graham. He hit a home run with the bases full in the seventh game of the World Series.

He was so good, in fact, that for a moment the Democrats seemed chastened. But it didn't last long and pretty soon that ranking member, Ms. Feinstein, was up to her old tricks, doddering as she may have become, reading with her head down a litany of recent accusations against Kavanaugh so ludicrous even the New York Times wouldn't print them.

But, for all intents and purposes, the hearings were already over.

Louisiana Senator Kennedy formally ended them, appropriately enough, by asking Judge Kavanaugh to swear to God that he never sexually assaulted anyone. He so swore.

Kavanaugh, I predict, will soon be Justice Kavanaugh.

But I can't let go of my religious theme so quickly. I am Jewish and trying, as many do as they grow older, to find consolation in my faith. I make no claims for any knowledge or depth in this. I am very much a neophyte. But nevertheless, I was offended, even appalled, by the activities of my co-religionists Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Richard Blumenthal on the committee. They have shamed our faith by disobeying one of the keystones of the Ten Commandments, the Ninth: “Thou shall not bear false witness.” (Exodus 20:13)

I suspect Feinstein even knows this deep down. But I'm still not sure I want to know about what role she did or didn't play in hiding or revealing Dr. Ford's accusations. It's all too nauseating and depressing. Whatever it is, it doesn't look good and does no service to women or anybody else, least of all Dr. Ford.

That Richard Blumenthal -- a man who lied about his military service - would dare begin interrogating Judge Kavanaugh by asking him to translate the watchword of Roman law Falsus in uno falsus in omnibus (False in one thing, false in everything) was such eye-rolling arrogance and self-delusion it made you wonder what they have in the drinking water in the state of Connecticut.

But never mind. All is well. As I finished typing this, I reached into my wallet, curious to see if the words "IN GOD WE TRUST" were still printed on our money. (Frankly, I hadn't bothered to look closely for a long time.) Thankfully, they were.

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