Bring Kavanaugh Before Rabbi Jesus!

What are you waiting for? Force the Hand of God! Bring Judge Kavanough before Jesus ‘The Son of Man’. Let Jesus judge this immoral matter, like he judge the woman accused of adultery. Have the FBI investigate what Jesus wrote in the dust! Perhaps there is a method that God made for judging?

How dare you Christians turn OUR Secular Supreme Court into your witches cauldron so you can make more sins, put more sins in the world. You will be JUDGED!

Who can tell me why Jesus does not hear the accusation, or, pretends not to hear?

Here is your BIG CHANCE to rule my Democracy via your false church! Here is YOUR TEST to see if YOU have the right stuff!

You have till Friday to produce THE ANSWER, or, the Gate of Heaven will be closed to you!

John ‘The Nazarite Judge’.

WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. moved on Sunday to quickly complete an abbreviated investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, even as Democrats demanded more information about the inquiry’s scope, warning that its apparent constraints could make it a “farce.”

As agents conducted their review, which involves interviewing four potential witnesses, a college professor in North Carolina became the latest in a series of former Yale classmates of Judge Kavanaugh’s to accuse him of giving untruthful testimony by minimizing his use of alcohol when he was a student.

The professor, Chad Ludington, said he frequently saw Judge Kavanaugh “staggering from alcohol consumption” during their student years. He said he planned to tell his story to the F.B.I. at its office in Raleigh, N.C., on Monday. A spokesman for the White House declined to comment on Mr. Ludington’s allegations.

[Read Chad Ludington’s full statement on Judge Kavanaugh’s drinking and Senate testimony.]

Officials said the F.B.I.’s “limited” supplemental background check of Judge Kavanaugh could be finished by Monday morning. Set in motion late last week by three Senate Republicans, the inquiry was supposed to shed further light on accusations that Judge Kavanaugh engaged in sexual misconduct during his high school and college years and help resolve the fierce national debate over whether he should win confirmation to the Supreme Court.