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We saw this coming two weeks ago when Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh first appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Rather than mount any serious argument, Democrats and their activist alliees resorted to theatrics and paid, pre-planned protests.

We saw this coming two weeks ago when Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh first appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Rather than mount any serious argument, Democrats and their activist alliees resorted to theatrics and paid, pre-planned protests.

We are witnessing in this country right now, right before your eyes, a total miscarriage of justice at the highest court in the land. There is no due process, no presumption of innocence, no burden of proof.

It's worth considering what we've learned from the debate over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

It's worth considering what we've learned from the debate over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

Brett Kavanaugh’s embattled nomination for the Supreme Court has become a circus, and it’s time for the Senate Judiciary Committee to consider closing it to the public.

When the only thing that matters is an allegation, we can expect every allegation to be made.

Disturbing though the new accusation about Judge Kavanaugh may be it is not serious and it is not credible. It should be dismissed by the public at large and those pushing it should apologize to Kavanaugh and his family.

All of this creates perverse incentives for political operatives (on both sides) to manufacture allegations anytime they disagree with an appointee’s politics – or with the broader results of an election.

If Kavanaugh does not join the Supreme Court, many liberal women will rejoice. Given how his defeat could harden suspicions about the unfairness of the women’s movement, they should be careful what they wish for.

Setbacks do not control your life.

It’s pretty obvious at this point that the Democratic attempts to smear Brett Kavanaugh are just that: a smear attempt. It’s an election ploy, an attempt to rev up the base.

If Kavanaugh does not join the Supreme Court, many liberal women will rejoice. Given how his defeat could harden suspicions about the unfairness of the women’s movement, they should be careful what they wish for.

America doesn’t have a broken electoral system in need of fixing. Rather, Hillary Clinton was simply a broken candidate.

The bombshell NY Times report on Rosenstein and the FBI is about a plot by power-mad individuals who aimed to overturn the 2016 election and thwart the will of voters.

On Sunday Tiger Woods proved that hard work, determination and resiliency can defy age, scandal, and multiple injuries.

Somehow “I disagree with you” or even “I disagree with the thing you published” has turned into “your career must be destroyed.”

My husband and I had an argument last week.

Journalists have set aside their already pretend neutrality to openly support Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.

I’ve talked to, listened to, and read interviews, blogs, and books by dozens of folks who’ve left the Christian faith.