The best that can be said about prep school graduates, and I'm sure that our president would agree, is that (probably) most of them have not successfully killed their victims and disposed of the bodies.
But does America's sexual predation culture really need a voice on the Supreme Court?
One could argue that it is already over-represented in sports, fundamentalist religion, fraternities, and board rooms, and enough people hear its call that it needs no further preference; in parts of the country it is the only voice.
Besides, we've already got Reagan's pick there.
Perhaps it's time to start ignoring the NRA, Putin, and Iowa.
As well as re-examine the past histories of every man in the Cabinet, and several Republican party stalwarts, because it now seems likely that many of them had a teenage sexual assault phase. After all, "boys will be boys".
What WAS Senator Grassley up to 35 years ago?
How about Utah politico Orrin Hatch?
We have a right to know.
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35 years ago, Grassley was a 49 year old Senator, refusing to consider Martin Luther King's birthday as a National Holiday.
And Orrin Hatch was already an asshat.
Heh. Orrin was already hatched.
You didn't mention Keith Ellison?
Unrelated: I am glad to see comments on any of these articles. I read almost everything on this page but sometimes fear that the author is writing into the void. This would be sad.
Okay, that's about enough of that. Good day to you all.
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