Brett Kavanaugh or Amy Barrett: Who Would you Choose

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Last Saturday night President Donald Trump held another raucous and packed to the gills political rally in Wheeling, West Virginia. The takeaway from this event is that this president’s popularity has not been the least bit diminished by last week’s ongoing political smear of Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court nominee federal Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

President Trump on Friday directed the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation into unverified claims of sexual misconduct from several women made against Kavanaugh that allegedly occurred during his high school years at an exclusive prep school in Maryland. As this investigation plays out the FBI is expected to submit a written report of their findings to the U.S. Senate’s Judiciary Committee as well as the president.

In the meantime, the Democrats hand-in-hand with mainstream media are attempting to find additional ways to delay, obstruct and prevent Kavanaugh’s nomination to the high court.

Published below is an anonymous Facebook post that appeared recently and it has been shared more than 230,000 times on social media. It is the best summation of why more people should warm up to President Trump. The case made here — to keep the Trump Train rolling down the tracks – is strong, directly to the point and persuasive. These are the same thoughts that will go with voters — coast-to-coast — into that private voting booth on Nov. 6 for the national mid-term elections.

“People message me why I stick my neck out for Trump. Why do I tarnish my reputation with a man that’s hated by so many. I don’t care how much the media twists what he says. I don’t care how bad he looks. I don’t care about his sex life. At all. I don’t even care that his language skills are not academic. I only look at what he does and what his policies accomplish.

“I see a booming economy. I see low unemployment rates. I see African-Americans back at work. I see American companies that had fled overseas returning home. I see the oldest president staying up until ‘til 3am in a suit on Air Force One to greet our prisoners returning from North Korea.

“I see China paying attention to him and returning to the negotiation table. I see him strengthening Israel, standing by Netanyahu, recognizing Jerusalem, saying Shehekhianu. I see him freeing Iran from a devastating regime. I see him tough on terrorism.

“I see a man who is delivering on every promise he made, not just talking to get votes. I see a lover of America. One who defends his men in uniform stronger than anyone I’ve ever seen. One who is proud of his flag — without feeling sorry — without excuses. I see an American hero. Let them say what they will. Trump is a hero. You will see. I love America. He loves America. I love him as our president. No one is without fault. We hired a man to do a job. He has surpassed my expectations in record time, single-handedly fighting the establishment. And he’s doing it for free… Stop listening to talking heads. Look at polices. I’m proud to support Trump…”

All of the current hatred and obstruction of everything President Trump tries to do will inevitably back fire on the liberal Democrats who right now look like the anti-Americans that they really are. This mid-term election is truly about Good versus Evil.

Meanwhile, Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination is twisting in the wind. If he is denied for some alleged high school craziness there will be hell to pay.

In this case, that hell comes in the form of federal appeals Judge Amy Barrett, who was President Trump’s second pick to replace retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. Political observers say Barrett is much more conservative than Kavanaugh and chances are she’ll be gunning for Roe Vs Wade.

Barrett, 47, is married with seven children. Her Wikipedia profile states the following: “Barrett is a practicing Roman Catholic. The New York Times reported that Barrett was a member of a small, tightly knit Charismatic group called People of Praise. Barrett is affiliated with Faculty for Life, a pro-life group at the University of Notre Dame. In 2015, Barrett signed a joint letter to Catholic bishops which affirmed the Church’s teachings including ‘the value of human life from conception to natural death,’ and that family and marriage are ‘founded on the indissoluble commitment of a man and a woman.’”

It’s just a matter of time until 85-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg retires or dies with Barrett being her replacement. So OK liberals go ahead and try to derail Kavanaugh because squeaky clean Barrett is waiting in the wings.

About the Author Britt Nelson relocated to Costa Rica in 2011 from Florida, where he served as news editor for the Palatka Daily News, a newspaper owned by the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group (NYT-RNG) for 20 years.

Nelson served the NYT-RNG for 18 years in Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida as a correspondent, reporter, staff writer, senior staff writer training new reporters, copy editor, page designer, editorial writer, editorial page editor and editorial board member.

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