Speaker 1: On Monday, the Indianapolis scar apologized to readers for drawing
Speaker 1: it was an editorial cartoon that poked a little fun
Speaker 1: at Christine ballsy Ford for her multiple demands before she
Speaker 1: agreed to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The cartoon
Speaker 1: depicted her sitting before the Senate panel, listing her wants,
Speaker 1: no questions from lawyers, dim lights, roses, sparkling water in
Speaker 1: a bowl of green M and m's. Of course, that
Speaker 1: mild kidding sent the humorists left into orbits, so much
Speaker 1: so the newspaper grobbled and then apologized they did both.
Speaker 1: But there have been no apologies from any newspapers to
Speaker 1: Judge Kavanaugh or his family for publishing unfounded smears all
Speaker 1: over their front pages allegations that have not been corroborated
Speaker 1: by a single human being. Likewise, no apologies from the
Speaker 1: Hollywood celebrities that drive by media pundits or Democrats who
Speaker 1: have already passed judgment without a shred of evidence trying
Speaker 1: to destroy a man's life. Well, I guess that's perfectly
Speaker 1: okay for liberals. But poking a little fun at a woman,
Speaker 1: a liberal woman that is white hat's totally off limits.
Speaker 1: That's the left version of equal rights. And a little
Speaker 1: news update, Michael Avanadi says now that there might not
Speaker 1: have ever been a rape train involving Kavanaugh. Uh. Details later,
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding. He just said that the guy got played.
Speaker 1: Whoever did this as brilliant h