"My family has been destroyed by this, senator, destroyed! You're interviewing me, you're doing it!"

[Miles Archer]

[alwaysinasnit]

1. Speculating here, but maybe Mrs. K is looking for a divorce cause she thinks there is some

truth to all these allegations (where there is smoke...).

[zentrum]

5. She won't give a damn.

Women who marry these kinds of men have figured it out years ago.

[alwaysinasnit]

8. Quite possible. It also makes it difficult to have any sympathy for them.

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

15. A woman who knows this about their husband and accepts it is friends with like-minded women.

Their husband's advancement -- and thus their own -- depends on them keeping silent.

[alwaysinasnit]

16. A lot of logic there. Seems like the non-robotic version of the Stepford Wives.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

18. I think we're jumping the gun here.

Having watched her facial expressions throughout the interview and the proceedings, I didn't see acceptance on her face. I saw fear and apprehension. As in, now that I know this is all out for everyone to see, what is my next step ? Remember there are two little girls in this equation. I think she is weighing what her best options are. You know, sometimes you have to take the time to collect yourself and measure what the best course of action is for the long run. She's not sitting next to him with the beaming admiration we used to see in Nancy Reagan's "gaze." Her face is not happy.

[alwaysinasnit]

20. Yes, I did see that and also that she was very unhappy. Her expression as she watches him

gives me the impression that the rose-colored glasses she has been wearing have either fallen off or severely cracked. And yes, I do think KavaNut might have been right about his family being destroyed, just not in the way most people might think. I don't think their relationship will ever be quite the same. But frankly, however much KavaNut might love his family, they come a distant second to his naked ambitions, and his wife knows it even if she didn't before now.

[Racerdog1]

2. Too Bad!

This asshole does not have the temperament to be a traffic court judge. Can't take the heat, get the hell out of the kitchen moron.

[whathehell]

3. So let him withdraw his nomination!..He had a choice.

Arrogsnt schmuck from Hell!

[zentrum]

7. No insult to hell meant,

....I'm sure.

[whathehell]

10. You are corrrct..

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No insult to hell intended.

[zentrum]

4. Wow. The tells on his face

......just before he's about to be questioned by DiFi. His palpable disgust and arrogant attitude----all that screwed up nose action on his mug.

[Thekaspervote]

11. The language that of neurolinguistics: touching the nose in any fashion shows deceit disgust

[zentrum]

14. Yes, that's right.

Forgot about that.

FBI always looks for the nose touch.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

17. Yep.

My public defender buddy called it robe fever. Guys like that feel they shouldn’t be questioned by their lessers.

[Lanius]

6. This guy is a real piece of work. A smart nominee would have reigned in the arrogance, anger

and contempt that he showed today. He has a real nasty side to him, doesn't he?

[smirkymonkey]

9. He's out of control.

What a whiny little baby. He is totally unfit to serve on any bench, let alone the highest court in the nation.

[populistdriven]

12. rage pouty face

[lefthandedskyhook]

13. Nonverbal clues

He has the body language of a very privileged guilty person accustomed to aggressive dominance and locked into an angry disposition

[Uncle Joe]

19. That was my take on it as well

[Luciferous]

21. He reminds me of an angry toddler. The Republicans have lost their damn minds

backing this guy.