Hakons wrote:Albrenia wrote:Would it be possible to launch an investigation but continue the confirmation hearing as normal? I'm not sure of SCOTUS rules about investigations and charges thereof.
The hearing part of the process is over. The judiciary committee votes tomorrow on taking the nomination to the floor. The Democrats sat on this information throughout the entire vetting process. Now the judiciary committee has set up an emergency phone interview with Kavanaugh, but the Democrats are refusing to participate. This isn't politics. It's just plain wrong.
It's entirely politics, just as the Republicans refused to go through the process with Gorsuch.
However don't worry, the odds of this derailing Kavanaugh's nomination is probably close to zero. Having said that I don't blame the Democrats for trying, this has long ramifications for the direction of the law in the US.
It's practically the epitome of politics.








