Todd Starnes

So the Green Bay Packers rolled out an unusual flag just before the Buffalo Bills game on Sunday. Football fans were not quite sure if they should pledge allegiance or take a knee.

PJ Media

A real rape had taken place but it wasn't the one everyone was talking about.  It was simultaneously a rape of Judge Kavanaugh, his family, and the American people themselves.

The Wall Street Journal

The Judge rightly called out the politics of “search and destroy.”

Rush Limbaugh

When this is over, every bit of what Dr. Ford is saying here will remain uncorroborated. Every bit of it.

BPR

Prominent Washington lawyer Joe DiGenova, the former US attorney for the District of Columbia, questioned Christine Blasey Ford’s emotional well-being, insisting that she was “used and abused” by Senate Democrats in their unprincipled opposition to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Townhall

On one stunning day, September 27, 2018, there arose Republican resolve like nothing in recent memory. The accompanying reputational suicide of several key Democrats tied a bow around a historic day for clarity.

Fox News

Gregg Jarrett: The emotion Kavanaugh evinced during the hearing cannot be feigned. When it finally spilled out, it was real and raw. His justifiable anger at being falsely accused of sexually assaulting Professor Christine Blasey Ford when both were teenagers some 36 years ago was palpable.

The Daily Caller

Senator Lindsey Graham on Thursday said that if his emotional defense of Judge Brett Kavanaugh during the day’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing serves to eventually help the judge get confirmed, it will be “one of the highlights” of his career. The South Carolina senator appeared with Fox News host Sean Hannity on Thursday night.

The Federalist

Perhaps an apt metaphor for ritual defamation is the gang rape of one’s character and good name. This episode represents a rape of the rule of law, and of Brett Kavanaugh’s character.

The Daily Wire

During Thursday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing concerning dubious and uncorroborated sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Senator Diane Feinstein squirmed when hit with questioning regarding the initial leak of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's accusation to the press, which reports indicate came from Feinstein's staff.

TheBlaze

Senator Feinstein (D-Calif.) appeared to betray her star witness against Brett Kavanaugh, the president’s Supreme Court nominee, at the end of the hearings for his confirmation Thursday.

The Washington Times

Dianne Feinstein is not exactly the Wicked Witch of the West, though she is from the Left Coast and does a convincing imitation of Cruella de Vil, who tormented all those innocent puppies in  “101 Dalmatians.” Mrs. Feinstein has not tormented puppies, so far as anyone knows, but she has tormented several of President Trump’s judicial nominees, particularly Brett Kavanaugh, which is almost as bad as being mean to puppies.

LifeZette

Juanita Broaddrick, the woman who has for years accused Bill Clinton of raping her before he became president, showed up at the Senate hearing of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday and excoriated Democrats for what she called “the biggest double standard I’ve ever seen.”

The NY Post

The latest allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh are so thin and implausible, they would make Sabrina Rubin Erdely blush. Erdely was the journalist behind a 2014 Rolling Stone article about a gruesome gang rape at a University of Virginia frat that turned out to be a gigantic hoax.