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It's Groundhog Day. Specifically, it's Brett Kavanaugh's Groundhog Day as the left repeats

again and again the same lame, spurious attacks on the Supreme Court justice that they tried

during his confirmation hearings. We examine the new allegations, why the left is launching

them now, and why nobody knows anything. Then Joe Biden recounts a story about the time

he almost whipped a razor blade wielding black gang leader named Cornpop with a six-foot-long

metal chain. The mainstream media blackout a shocking abortion story and Mitt Romney

reminds us how lucky we are that he lost in 2012. All that and more on Michael Knowles,

and this is the Michael Knowles show.

Gotta get through the New York Times because we gotta get to Cornpop later on today, but

this time's story on Kavanaugh tells you so much about the modern left, the Democratic

Party, the Democrat media complex, and what they're thinking in 2020. The timing of this

is very interesting because this story, this totally botched failed hit job by the New

York Times on Brett Kavanaugh, ties in very nicely with a Peggy Noonan column that came out

a few days ago. The Peggy Noonan column was titled, Everyone Knows the Truth About Politics.

It was based on the ten rules for life, not Jordan Peterson, but James Burnham's ten

rules for life. James Burnham was a political philosopher, he was a former leftist, he became

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