Kavanaugh accuser Ford continues to receive threats

She's had to move four times, pay for a private security detail & hasn't been able to return to her job as a professor.

Can we stop talking about the "ruined lives" of accused men who didn't make that extra million now? https://t.co/LRm4m2LmgS

— Jessica Valenti (@JessicaValenti) November 8, 2018

Brett Kavanaugh's life wasn't "destroyed." But his accuser's was https://t.co/eNUgHb07va

— GQ Magazine (@GQMagazine) November 16, 2018

New immigration plan coming

NEW: Trump admin. expects to be sued over its draconian new immigration plan, which may be unveiled as soon as Thurs. afternoon, two sr. officials with knowledge of the discussions say — but with Judge Kavanaugh now on US Supreme Court, it expects to win. https://t.co/s4G49Uaowz

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 8, 2018

Trump administration going right to Supreme Court for appeals

Trump officials aggressively bypass appeals process to get issues before conservative Supreme Court https://t.co/W5T2POF20O

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) October 23, 2018

The Supreme Court is protecting Ross

The court decided that Wilbur Ross did not have to give a deposition about his statements about the 2020 Census (which I think are lies). They’re protecting Trump.

Wilbur Ross repeatedly lied to Congress about why he added citizenship question to Census but SCOTUS is shielding him from answering questions in deposition under oath https://t.co/13Lax6KdPa

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) October 23, 2018

Neil Gorsuch is already assisting the Republican project to rig the system: https://t.co/k9a1YLHRFH pic.twitter.com/QsRsyEJjIr

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) October 23, 2018

The courts forced Hillary Clinton to release every single email she wrote as Secretary of States, but won't make Wilbur Ross undergo a single deposition about the 2020 census. I guess there's a reason for this, but jeez.

— Kevin Drum (@kdrum) October 23, 2018

I cannot think of a good reason why the Supreme Court would block Wilbur Ross, who lied to Congress about the illegitimate citizenship question he wants to put on the census form to suppress the role of minorities, from submitting to a deposition. This is highly suspicious.

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) October 23, 2018

JUST IN: The Supreme Court blocks the deposition of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in a case challenging the decision to reinstate a citizenship question on the 2020 census https://t.co/VeL3dwBzEE pic.twitter.com/qUu55zwXdL

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) October 23, 2018

After evidence came out that Wilbur Ross gave me a false answer in Congressional testimony, Trump's DOJ is now claiming that we should not be able to look into "the internal decision-making of the executive branch." We must have more oversight https://t.co/XyG2GuWtd1

— Judy Chu (@RepJudyChu) October 23, 2018

The Kavanaugh investigation was incomplete so Democrats will do it properly if they win the House

The Kavanaugh investigation was a sham – it was very limited. If Democrats win the House, they will conduct a real investigation. It would have been much better to have a full investigation before the vote but Republicans chose not to do that. I don’t think they helped Kavanaugh by shoving the nomination through before a thorough investigation. Dr. Ford and the other accusers deserve a full hearing. The majority of people favor it. The FBI ignored many witnesses. No matter what it finds, I don’t think the investigation would lead to Kavanaugh’s impeachment. Republicans will keep him in his seat no matter what they find.

JUST IN: 53% of Americans favor further investigation of Brett Kavanaugh by Congress that could potentially lead to efforts to remove him from office; women support a congressional probe, 58-37%. https://t.co/JTelwBFViy pic.twitter.com/o6MvDVgOpV

— ABC News (@ABC) October 12, 2018

New WaPo poll shows that the American people view the Kavanaugh confirmation as tainted.

Americans say by 50-41 that not enough was done to investigate his past

53% support further investigation by Congress, *even if* it could result in his removal:https://t.co/eIEQroGvpG pic.twitter.com/gVtnCDpbuy

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) October 12, 2018

In a new poll commissioned by The Washington Post and ABC News, a majority of Americans don't approve of Kavanaugh and would support an additional investigation. https://t.co/412X39EAAL

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) October 12, 2018

Did the Senate do enough to investigate allegations that Kavanaugh committed sexual misconduct in high school and college?
ALL
Yes 41%
No 50%
MEN
Yes 44%
No 43%
WOMEN
Yes 38%
No 56%
(ABC News/Washington Post Poll, 10/8-11/18)
see full wording: https://t.co/aEf7FA0Oi0

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) October 12, 2018

So WH had to have specifically ordered FBI: do not accept information from citizens who come forward and volunteer it. Can't imagine the FBI has been told that before. That is politics, of the most base and dishonest sort, not law enforcement. https://t.co/rEzFRSNzq6

— Harry Litman (@harrylitman) October 10, 2018

My latest. The idea the Kavanaugh investigation was "comprehensive" is a total charade. https://t.co/2PABO4OvJX

— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) October 9, 2018

Any lawyer knows coordinating eyewitness accounts could constitute witness tampering. We don't know what Judge Kavanaugh said in the days before the New Yorker story broke, but it sure seems like something the FBI should've investigated, & may explain misleading testimony.

— Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) October 4, 2018

One of my constituents went to the FBI with evidence that Judge Kavanaugh was in touch with the wife of an alleged eye witness regarding Ms. Ramirez’s allegations of sexual misconduct before the New Yorker story broke. The FBI never called her back.

— Richard Blumenthal (@SenBlumenthal) October 4, 2018

New witness comes forward claiming she saw Brett Kavanaugh spike drinks during parties https://t.co/BYw8DKa81v

— waltsimsjr (@waltsimsjr) October 11, 2018

This morning, Brett Kavanaugh published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal with the headline, "I am an independent, impartial judge." Most Americans – including most women – disagree with this characterization of him. https://t.co/0DsO8Pp7Px pic.twitter.com/NKAZRrUFYk

— YouGovUS (@YouGovUS) October 5, 2018

Overall, Americans feel more unfavorably towards Brett Kavanaugh than favorably. Men are split evenly on the new Supreme Court Justice, while women are 19 points more likely to have an unfavorable opinion of him than favorable. https://t.co/XDt14srycZ pic.twitter.com/yyxPl7Cnua

— YouGovUS (@YouGovUS) October 10, 2018

More Americans disapprove of the confirmation of the Brett Kavanaugh than approve of it. Men are more likely to approve than women. https://t.co/XDt14srycZ pic.twitter.com/rlIW52prll

— YouGovUS (@YouGovUS) October 10, 2018

This is pretty big coming from Feinstein. The GOP's rushed confirmation process will not be the last word on Kavanaugh.https://t.co/3XmLq2z2lc

— Brian Fallon (@brianefallon) October 18, 2018

Post-confirmation Kavanaugh poll

46% wrong decision to confirm

40% right decision to confirm

🚨🚨🚨BREAKING

POLITICO –

"Poll: Kavanaugh confirmation energizes Democrats more than GOP" https://t.co/bDYOUiVphK

— Jesse Ferguson (@JesseFFerguson) October 10, 2018

Republican war on voting rights

With Kavanaugh on the court, Republicans are about to accelerate their war on voting rights: https://t.co/vFqRdCW9Ox

— Paul Waldman (@paulwaldman1) October 10, 2018