Meadmaker
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Senate deadline comes and goes.
They agree to extend it again.
Until 10 Eastern time tonight.
Kavanaugh has already given a statement under oath (Ford has refused)
She doesn’t agree, then they are going to vote Monday.
I predict it won't happen. She won't agree, but they'll extend the deadline.
At this point, it's all about theater. Giving one extra chance gives better theater opportunity.
And the theater is coming from both sides. They're jockeying for image at this point.
If no one else comes forward to support her story, we're stuck at he said/she said. For my part, I wouldn't change my vote based on an allegation unless that allegation was backed up with some evidence, and so far, there's nothing worthwhile beyond her word.
One thing that has me puzzled is the committee's position that a separate counsel, rather than the senators, ask the questions. I can see why the Republicans would want that, but what would the Democrats say to it? Surely there should be two counsels? Or would each Senator have the opportunity to feed questions? And why wouldn't the accuser want that? Unless of course it was all theater. Republican senators could look very bad if they were two mean to her. Maybe that's the goal.
Oh well, I see it's almost ten o'clock, so this chapter is almost over. Turn the page to see what happens next. If this were a Dan Brown novel, it would end with...……….He realized that the plan was falling apart, but what he saw next made him feel icky all over.