This is a good lesson for the Internet and especially Twitter: (1) Don't equate policy criticism with attacking identities. This is the problem with identity politics. Real policy discussion is off-limits.
Despite Trump's dumb statement, here's the bottom line: (1) Mail-in voting is a logistical nightmare. People move all the time and, unless you specifically request a ballot, they're going to go everywhere and people WILL collect them and vote on others' behalf.
(2) The huge amount Democrats are demanding is just a USPS bailout because it is full of unions. The truth is, even with the money, there's no way the USPS is going to retool just to handle ballots. First class mail is dead. The only first class mail you get is legally-required.
(3) This bailout is an acknowledgement that the USPS cannot handle mass mail-in voting now.
Do you think manufacturers can build and ship sorting machines in 2 months sufficient to handle 140,000,000 ballots?
Then just let them sit and rust? Because 1st-Class mail is dead.
They were in the top 10 of their high school class, got a decent SAT score and think they deserve to have special status.
But they don't really. They, however, may work for or near very rich people, whom they don't respect.
This is not entirely wrong. Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Jeff Bezos are not the smartest people in the world. And although they'd surely be millionaires, a lot of luck allowed them to be billionaires.
Paragraph 12: "...inebriated and disoriented so that they could then be `gang raped' in a side room or bedroom by a `train' of numerous boys."
Note the careful connection. They weren't just drinking and offering drinks to girls, it was a plot with a goal. 23/
Paragraph 12: "I have a firm recollection..."
Funny, are you arguing the other recollections weren't firm?
"...of seeing boys lined up outside rooms at many of these parties waiting for their `turn' with a girl inside the room. These...included MJ and BK." 24/
Were the recollections firm about MJ and BK? Or just about the lines? As many have pointed out, she claims this happened at *numerous* parties. And she's asserting the girls were unwilling. Well, unwilling without the help of rape punch, I guess. 25/
On Julie Swetnick: First, it is very serious as Julie Swetnick has had many jobs in FedGov and gotten a Secret security clearance. Ford's allegations are serious, but her games make it dubious. Ramirez' are laughable (and by themselves don't rise to disqualification, IMO). 1/
I am a very cynical person by nature, so I will look at this with the most cynical view. She may be, in fact, the most credible even if her accusations are the most unbelievable. Also, Avenatti.
Still, here we go. 2/
Paragraph 6: The first meeting is 1980-1981. "Approximately". In summer of 1980 he would have been 15. The connection to Mark Judge is important here. She uses the words "joined at the hip" to assert that anything Judge did, Kavanaugh must be assumed to have done. 3/