FBI "investigation" was hamstrung from the start. The fix was always in

[Roland99]

Link to tweet

[dawg day]

1. Fortunately, Judge wrote about working there (mostly hungover)

that summer, and it was "before football camp," so it's exactly in the time she said she saw him working there, and a few weeks after the "skis" party he noted on his calendar.

[Fresh_Start]

2. can they look at IRS records or SSA records

my supermarket income still appears on my SSA record.....and I think the supermarket had to submit tax records to the government

[Leghorn21]

9. That seems simple enough, doesn't it? But I wonder if maybe he just worked for tips only so

his employment was off the grid?

So many quezzztions, cheeze

[Blue_true]

11. Big companies never allow people to work off the grid.

They want to charge salaries against income. So he has a paper trail there.

[Leghorn21]

12. Many thanks, Blue - I was thinking of like a small, privately-owned not-so-super market on the

corner, but this is a SAFEWAY, duh!

Well, good, then there IS, somewhere, some documentation on his presence there, YEAH

Hope springs!!

Thank you!

[Blue_true]

13. You are right about the small places, they do lots of under the table.

A big operator like Safeway get major revenue in blue states, they need to charge something against that.

[Roland99]

14. Tips? Under the table pay? At a major grocer like Safeway?

Odds are zero on that

[Leghorn21]

15. Yeah, no - I was picturing a mom-and-pop grocery - LIKE AN IDIOT - this would NOT include a

Safeway, ffs!

My think can’t brain anymore, yikes

[Roland99]

16. lol. No worries. Tell ya what. You like beer?? 🍺

[Leghorn21]

17. Aw hell, who doesn't, Roland?!

Cheers!

[Roland99]

18. Ah ha ha ha ha

The nameplate is a nice touch but wasn’t it O’Kavenaugh in the book?

[Leghorn21]

19. Picky picky, man - you need to loosen up, have another beer, eh?! nt

[Roland99]

20. Uh-PARently!

[Fred Sanders]

3. Anonymous at work revealing this to the media?

[Roland99]

8. They've been awfully silent for a while eh?

[Achilleaze]

4. republican misleader Dirty Donny* is a casino-hustler scam artiste from way back

* aka republican Draft-dodger-in-Chief

[Jersey Devil]

5. This may piss off Flake who gave his word in the Senate

If Trump is playing games and cuts the investigation short it may permanently cost him Flake's vote. It was clear that Avenatti's client was supposed to be included in the Senate discussions.

[techne7319]

6. The WH and Repubs

The WH and Repubs have doubled down and have every intention of sticking to the Dems and every woman who abhors the though of this sick sick man sitting on the SC. They’ll only be adding insult to injury if they pull it off.

[diva77]

7. Exactly. Just like with Iraq war - the end result has been pre-determined; all rethugs have to do

is some hocus pocus theatrical media performance to distract from the non-gathering of facts that by normal standards should occur until they announce the already predetermined result. Totally Machiavellian.

[Hortensis]

10. That the WH limited the FBI investigation, that agents helping

put Kavanaugh on the court throughout the government and other institutions hid hundreds of thousands of documents and performed other necessary dirty work, and that the Republicans in the senate have been doing everything they can to rush him onto the court, including refusing investigation of documented malfeasance introduced during the hearing, before information comes out is hardly news.

The most newly outraged and noisy people are so often the very ones who didn't bother to vote or voted spoiler out of ignorance and/or spite. Involved citizens know and assume that by definition these will all be happening because the Republicans have been dirty as a diseased hog farm for a very long time now.