Jeff Flakes' elevator girl: did you know she is a professional political activist for a group funded by George Soros?

Yup. That's true. The hysterical girl who cornered Jeff Flake in an elevator and changed his vote....works as a pro for a political group funded by George Soros.

I've been thinking about her hysteria, wondering who let her out of the institution where she surely lives in some sort of custody. This PMS sort of hysteria used as a political tool is something I am seeing far too often in far too many people.

Thoughts?

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Nerdsmith · 46-50, M

Flake could have killed the nomination but didn't. It feels like he's making a November move but he's not running for re-election. The Republicans aren't quite as dumb as they come off. I suspect they already know the outcome of the FBI investigation and the confirmation vote. I predict the Dems won't even make their majority in the Senate as they seem to expect.

4meAndyou · F

@Nerdsmith Flake has been hostile toward Trump in the past. About a year ago word was he was not running again because he is so low in the polls in his state.
I don't know if his hostility had anything to do with this one week investigation idea, but I am pretty sure it was not determined by elevator girl. I think it was a smart move, because it will squash the objections made by the Republicans who were borderline.

I sure hope you are right about the midterm Senate result. If the dems retake the Senate I have no hope for my own safety and no hope for our countries economy.

Nerdsmith · 46-50, M

I didn't vote for Trump. (Not for Clinton either). I am embarrassed to say. The Dems have made me love that dude though. He plays them like the media for the fools they are. Trump 2020 for sure.
I really think Flake is towing the line. It was a move to confirm and silence the Dems ploys. Even the most ardent anti-Trump Republican adores his SCOTUS picks.

And that was a huge factor in his election. I don't think he'd have been elected without the conservative and religious belief that he'd pick judges like these.