Official vote isn't until tomorrow and things can always change, but there are a few things I want to say: The last few weeks have been exhausting for everyone. I want to thank all the people that tried to get the truth out there and that sent encouraging tweets/messages.
A media/Dem-led mob tried to destroy a good man because he had a judicial philosophy they couldn’t accept. Good people chose to stand against the mob and prioritize the truth. The last few weeks have been terrible for the country, but confirmation is the best possible outcome.
Kavanaugh wasn’t my top choice. The upcoming midterm election wasn’t really a priority for me given the Rep direction. But the Dem/Media behavior over the last month changed all that. They abandoned all standards of decency and professionalism in favor of dishonesty and activism.
It became bigger than Brett Kavanaugh or a SCOTUS seat. If they can do this to him, they can do it to anyone. Good people will never serve. Our society is over if we allow blood-thirsty partisan mobs to rule over us.
Many of us were angry, but felt like there was little we could do. We watched the smears get worse daily without any pause or reflection. This was among the worst partisan smear campaigns in modern history.
Luckily, the tide turned as more facts came out. We were able to hold off the mob long enough for the truth to emerge. It wasn’t easy and many will never accept it, but that’s what happened.
There are a lot of reporters angry right now because they sacrificed all their credibility hoping to stop Kavanaugh. They seemingly failed to do that, and that credibility will never be regained. They deserve their fate.
Senate Democrats proved to be just as bad at abandoning decency and destroying basic civil norms/institutions as they accused Trump of being. Their actions made it clear that they cannot be trusted to control the Senate.
Media and Dems did a lot of damage to the country over the last month, but it seems like justice has prevailed. Brett Kavanaugh is going to make a great SCOTUS Justice, and I am proud to have played a very tiny part in stopping a mob from destroying a good man.
