New Jersey Democrat Senator Cory Booker has made quite the attempt to grandstand during the Kavanaugh hearings, as many people expect him to run for president in 2020.
His most interesting line regarding Christine Blasey Ford on Thursday referred to telling “the truth.”
Well, “her truth,” actually.
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Cory Booker on Dr. Ford to Kavanaugh: "She is not a political pawn. She is not orchestrating. She is not part of the Clinton's efforts to get some kind of revenge. She is a woman who came here with corroborating evidence to tell her truth."
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Cory Booker to Brett Kavanaugh: "Christine Blasey Ford is not a political pawn." pic.twitter.com/tFUF6M266f
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 27, 2018
“Her truth” is quite different from the truth.
"She told her truth."
— Melissa Mackenzie ???? (@MelissaTweets) September 27, 2018
Can someone explain the difference between "the truth" and "her truth" as per Cory Booker's question?
— Candice Malcolm (@CandiceMalcolm) September 27, 2018
@corybooker “told her truth” again. What the hell is that? There’s truth and not truth. #kavanaugh #KavanaughHearings
— Sigh and Mighty (@SighMighty) September 27, 2018
Repeat after me. There is no such thing as "his truth" or "her truth" or "their truth." There is simply just: THE TRUTH. Stop this "her/his/their truth" madness! #KavanaughHearings pic.twitter.com/9ELrGCpzRu
— Sister Toldjah ???? (@sistertoldjah) September 27, 2018
“Her Truth.” x3 – Cory Booker
— Conservative Review (@CR) September 27, 2018
Spartacus is flailing with this line of questioning and “her truth” bologna.
— Kemberlee Kaye (@KemberleeKaye) September 27, 2018
Tell HER truth. Not THE truth. Interesting choice of words @CoryBooker
— Ms.Taggart (@Victoriam31) September 27, 2018
It doesn't matter. According to @CoryBooker there's something called "her truth". Not THE truth…you know…something definitive…but HER truth. What the heck does that even mean?
— Jonathan Williams (@Jon_Know_H) September 27, 2018
@CoryBooker is a POS criminal ???? pic.twitter.com/8ZHwIjbeZZ
— ???????? Bela Kitten ن ???? (@Evangelic4Trump) September 27, 2018
Booker personally delivered coffee to Ford, who’s claims are still widely uncorroborated.
From New York Post:
Brett Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford asked for a caffeine hit during her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — prompting Sen. Cory Booker to fetch her a coffee, sending Twitter abuzz.
“I anticipate needing some caffeine if that’s available,” Ford told committee Chairman Chuck Grassley before reading her opening statement.
After she finished the statement, the New Jersey Democrat brought a cup of joe to the witness table.
As a constitutional originalist, SCOTUS Justice Clarence Thomas doesn’t have time for the shenanigans that surrounded the Kavanaugh hearings.
During an interview on C-SPAN, Thomas took a shot at Booker, who recently referred to himself as “Spartacus.”
The crowd loved it.
From Daily Caller:
[…] one of the biggest burns of Booker came from sitting Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Speaking with the Federalist Society, Justice Thomas was asked about the general politicization of the court by politicians and preserving the “legitimacy” of the court.
Thomas scoffed at the question, saying that justices need to be “honest,” and “follow the law.” Thomas then said that the word “honorable” needs to be used more in relation to those in public life. Thomas said “Honorable – if we could use that word about more people who are in public life, people who actually ask the questions at confirmation hearings, instead of ‘Spartacus’…”
WATCH – start at the 55-second mark:
From last week, Justice Clarence Thomas: "Honorable – if we could use that word about more people who are in public life, people who actually ask the questions at confirmation hearings, instead of 'Spartacus'…"
Watch full @FedSoc conversation – 7pm ET on C-SPAN2 #SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/PNgIofgvJC
— CSPAN (@cspan) September 12, 2018
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