Kavanaugh SCOTUS hearings

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(09-24-2018, 04:59 PM)GMDino Wrote: So in four days we had three more accusations.

What is a "realistic" amount of time to investigate? If every day one or two new accusations come along?

And impeachment is the legal answer...but would be the most efficient answer?

Maybe we should just go with an eight member court?  That seemed like an idea the GOP could get behind.

Shouldn't your question be why did folks sit on this information to delay investigations? But there should be no time limit on the investigations; however, there should be a time limit of time to vote.

Kavanaugh was nominated by Trump on 7/9/2018; that's 77 days and counting. In the past 115 years, the average time for Senate confirmation/rejection has been 37 days. More recently in the period from Richard Nixon's presidency to the present, the average has been 63. But folks want people to buy the narrative the GOP is rushing it.

What's wrong with the legal answer. Seat him and if he is found to be unfit, impeach him.