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A relevant surprise in the Murphy Brown thread.

tbh that's exactly what it was like with Ol' Angry Cry Brett.

Win or lose, this is going to be remembered a long time and they're going to pay. And hell, if we get the Senate why not impeach him?

WA(?) state rep:

Manchin was a yes previously, so this has me slightly quizzical and hopeful.

I'm with Khan. Dude is a drunk. But you could tell that up front - the irrational rage at being called out matches the story from the 90s about going ape at a dinner with friends after a few drinks.

It's a play to lock in Trump's support - he feared being pulled. If that holds all he needs are the senators. I still think it's 50-50 with the ones in question.

Again, the press at large are not buying this.

Oh, I can't stand SNL these days and I am fairly certain almost none of them support Kavanaugh - even conservadem Lorne Michaels.

Just in case you thought Kavanaugh couldn't make his case worse: He is livid and very aggressive. He just said "the whole country will reap the whirlwind"! "WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND!" OH MY GOD.

"The media" is not pushing that line, though. You certainly have some folks trying to #BothSides it like Chuck, but the fact is it has been a net disaster for the GOP and very little of the mainstream media is trying to spin it as anything else. Chucks aside, that is the overwhelming narrative that is here today.

Carl, I'm sorry but that is just not true, and with the exception of a few boorish comments from guys like Chuck Todd it is not remotely what is playing out on TV in the mainstream media or in the public discourse today. We can and should be skeptical and wary of what will occur and pragmatic to a fault, but I think to not acknowledge how this is playing out is just kneecapping ourselves and frankly, doing a disservice to Professor Ford.

Ol' Chuck is getting roasted on Twitter.

They may, they may not. I've thought Kavanaugh was doomed since last week and I still think so. I'm not the only one.