Both Jim Jordan And Roy Moore Vouch For Brett Kavanaugh's Character

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Rep. Jim Jordan and former Senate candidate Roy Moore both faced allegations related to sexual misconduct.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh counts among his supporters two Republicans who also found themselves on the receiving end of sexual misconduct-related allegations: Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan, who was accused by former Ohio State University wrestlers he coached of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse, and former Senate candidate Roy Moore, who was credibly accused by several women of inappropriate sexual contact while they were minors.

Moore recently told One America News Network that Democrats are now using sexual misconduct allegations as a tactic to derail Republican candidates — now against Kavanaugh as they did during his own campaign for the Senate.

“I think they don’t care about transparency, they just use it because it’s effective,” he told ONN. “They know that on the one hand, you offend women if you believe somebody that says they weren’t guilty of sexual misconduct. On the other hand, if you don’t believe them, you’re condemning the person accused of guilt to prove his own innocence. It’s a Catch-22.”

Jordan, who was not accused of sexual misconduct himself but of ignoring abuse allegations, believes Kavanaugh is a good man who deserves a seat on America’s highest court.

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1. It's professional courtesy

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2. If Ted Bundy were still with us, I'm sure he would likewise endorse Kavanaugh...

...Ted was a real good Repuke.

The GOP is the party of rape and (often times mass) murder.

I do not believe that that statement is hyperbole - it is fact.