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Slack.com slash DHQ. Joe Biden's radical Supreme Court nominee, Katanji Jackson, took to

Capitol Hill yesterday for the first day of her confirmation hearings. And Republicans

kicked off the hearings by promising to take the high road.

And then most of the members of this committee remember the confirmation hearing of Brett

Kavanaugh, one of the lowest moments in the history of this committee. For Democrats

on this committee, sat on allegations, didn't refer them to the FBI, didn't ask for investigations,

hid them, and then leaked them against the wishes of the complainant. And we began a circus

that featured Spartacus moments, featured such nuts as Michael Avinati, whom CNN breathlessly

for some months described as a possible Democratic presidential candidate that's before, presumably

he became a felon in recent months.

Judge Jackson, I can assure you that your hearing will feature none of that disgraceful behavior.

Senator Cruz can assure her of that, but I cannot, because as I have said many times already,

Judge Katanji Jackson groped me at a party back in the 80s. PJ was there, and Squee was there,

and Judge Katanji Jackson was there. And her manhandling of me has caused tremendous trauma

in my life. I demand to see her seventh grade yearbook. And I have exactly as much evidence

against her as Christine Ford and Julie Sweatnik and Michael Avinati had against Justice

Brett Kavanaugh. But Senate Republicans have actually unearthed some dirt on Katanji

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