Funniest line, not surprisingly, goes to Sen John Kennedy: Kavanaugh hearings looked like the 'cantina bar scene out of Star Wars'

[shockedcanadian]

From the Supreme Court Confirmation. This had me in stitches. This man has better one liners than Rodney Dangerfield.



Edit: In honor of his humorous nuggets of wisdom, I also provide some of his best in this link:
Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Quotes


John Kennedy: Kavanaugh hearings looked like the 'cantina bar scene out of Star Wars'

"We all watched the hearings for Justice Kavanaugh," Kennedy said during the first day of hearings on Barrett's nomination. "It was a freak show. It looked like the cantina bar scene out of Star Wars."

The cantina scene is famous for depicting a set of wild and scary-looking aliens and culminates in Han Solo shooting a bounty hunter. The Kavanaugh hearings led to a highly partisan battle following a sexual assault allegation. Kavanaugh denied all allegations, and Republicans called the claims an effort to smear the nominee.

The Louisiana Republican also pointed out criticisms that have been made of Barrett, calling them "unfair" attacks on her values.

 

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Consider for a moment that Barrett lied under oath, is this SCOTUS material, seriously. She knew all of this or she spent years in a cave. Sad another tool on the highest court.

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