Messy handwritten letter written by Brett Kavanaugh to his friends in 1983 surfaces after he told senators he 'didn't have a drinking problem'

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

[h=2]'Warn the neighbors that we're loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us': Messy handwritten letter written by Brett Kavanaugh to his friends in 1983 surfaces after he told senators he 'didn't have a drinking problem'[/h]

Brett Kavanaugh has faced scrutiny over his high school drinking, but told senators last week that he 'didn't have a problem' and never blacked out
Note written by Kavanaugh to pals before a week of partying has now surfaced
He describes group as 'loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us'
Kavanaugh also says 'any girls we can beg to stay there [will be] welcomed' while describing the week as having 'big potential (interpret as [you] wish)'

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Brett Kavanaugh once described his high school friends as a 'group of obnoxious drunks' in a letter written ahead of a week of partying in a Maryland condo.
Kavanaugh made the remark in a handwritten letter to seven of his Georgetown Prep classmates in 1983 as they descended on a property in Ocean City for 'Beach Week'.
The letter mostly gives instructions for those arriving at the condo ahead of him, but also includes several off-the-cuff remarks that have taken on new significance after he was accused of assaulting multiple women while drunk.

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Brett Kavanaugh wrote to seven of his Georgetown Prep classmates in 1983 as they prepared to descend on a Maryland condo for 'Beach Week', saying: 'We're loud obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us'

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A section of the letter Kavanaugh wrote to seven of his Georgetown Prep classmates in 1983 as they descended on a property in Ocean City for 'Beach Week', including a suggestion the neighbors should be warned of 'loud, obnoxious drunks' heading their way

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

The existence of the letter was uncovered by the New York Times, which printed two photocopied pages of it on Tuesday.
In it, Kavanaugh expresses his fear that his group of friends could be kicked out of the pad they had rented to host their raucous celebrations.
He makes it clear that limits will have to be placed on other boys coming along from school, saying: 'We might have to give the boot or else we might get it ourselves.'
But, as far as women are concerned, his says: 'I think we are unanimous that any girls we can beg to stay there are welcomed with open... Anyway, I think we're all set.'

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

He the adds: 'Remember that the eight of us are in charge - we get the beds and we kick people out - no one else.
'The danger of eviction is great and that would suck because of the money and because this week has big potential (interpret as [you] wish.)'
In a post-script, he says: 'It would probably be a good idea on Saturday the 18th to warn the neighbors that we're loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us. Advise them to go about 30 miles.'
The Times contacted Kavanaugh about the letter, who confirmed that he wrote it ahead of 'Beach Week' in the summer of 1983, but refused to comment further.
The letter has the initials 'PJ' at the top, likely a reference to Patrick J. Smyth, a friend from high school who remains close to Kavanaugh to this day.
It is not known exactly who the other seven recipients are, though it likely included Mark Judge, another friend from high school who has been accused of being present when Kavanaugh carried out his alleged assaults at similar events.
It is also significant that the letter is signed 'Bart', a name that Judge has used in his memoirs to describe a hard-drinking friend.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

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The letter is also signed Bart, a name which Kavanaugh's friend Mark Judge (pictured together with Judge on the left) has used in his memoirs to describe a hard-drinking friend who once 'puked in someone's car' and 'passed out on his way back from a party'

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Judge wrote that a friend by the name of Bart O'Kavanaugh had once 'puked in someone's car' and 'passed out on his way back from a party' while describing a culture of 'blackout drinking' at high school.
Senators grilled Kavanaugh over the name when he came before the committee and he claimed he didn't know who Judge was referring to.
Both Smyth and Judge have been questioned by FBI agents conducting a background check into Kavanaugh following Christine Blasey Ford's claims that he attempted to rape her at a high school party.
Ford came forward with her allegations after Kavanaugh was nominated to the Supreme Court, believing it was her duty to make her story known.
Also questioned by agents is Deborah Ramirez, who says Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a similar party, also in the 80s.
Agents are due to hand a report on Kavanaugh to senators this week, who will then vote on whether to confirm him to the lifetime post.
Senator Jeff Flake, who halted the nomination process so the FBI could investigate Kavanaugh, has indicated that he would vote 'no' if it could be proven that the judge had lied in his testimony.
That makes the letter problematic for Kavanaugh, who told Amy Klobuchar during his hearing that he had never drunk so much he forgot part or all of what happened the night before.
In a testy exchange, Kavanaugh asked Klobuchar whether she had ever blacked out due to drinking, to which she replied: 'I have no drinking problem, Judge.'
He responded: 'Yeah, nor do I.'
Wavering Senators Cory Gardner of Colorado, Deb Fischer of Nebraska, Shelley Moore Capito and Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Alaska's Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan have also faced pressure to vote 'no' on Kavanaugh.
Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell has said that he is 'certain' the FBI report into Kavanaugh will be completed this week, with a vote shortly after.
Republicans are keen to have the issue done and dusted before the November mid-terms, amid the fear that both the House and Senate could flip back to Democrat control, leaving Trump a lame duck.
Indeed, Trump claims his only stipulation to the FBI when he ordered the investigation was that it be completed quickly.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Read more:

Kavanaugh¿s 1983 Letter Offers Inside Look at High School Clique - The New York Times

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Sounds like your average teenage boy...now, lets move on...he will be a brilliant justice. The Democrats hate the USA.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Again, when he was a teenager.

It is meaningless

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

The NYT is nutty.

They have whole units of journalists trying to undermine everything Trump does.

This follows a day after the Trump family tax bullshit

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

So he drank and had parties like millions of teenagers yet some who can't remember squat can accuse him of anything?

Dave007inVegas · Oct 3, 2018

superbeets said:
Sounds like your average teenage boy...now, lets move on...he will be a brilliant justice. The Democrats hate the USA.

Duh! Ya think?

KennyB · Oct 3, 2018

Actually it showed he was the responsible one taking control of his group of friends, organizing the event and laying down parameters.

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

[h=2]Megyn Kelly says Kavanaugh's 'Beach Week' drinking letter shows 'responsibility' even as the former #MeToo advocate lashes out at judge's accuser Julie Swetnick[/h]

Megyn Kelly says Brett Kavanaugh's 'Beach Week' letter shows responsibility
Kelly said during her show if you read the entire letter 'you will be so impressed'
Kavanaugh wrote it as a teen while planning a trip to Ocean City with friends
In the letter, Kavanaugh talks about drinking and partying and inviting girls over
Kelly also dismissed Kavanaugh's third accuser Julie Swetnick saying she has 'severe credibility issues' and her allegations 'have gone so far off the rails'
Swetnick hasn't accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault but said he was at a party where she was allegedly gang raped

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly says a 1983 letter a teenage Brett Kavanaugh wrote to his friends as he planned a 'Beach Week' drinking trip shows how 'responsible' he was.
Kelly came to Kavanaugh's defense during her NBC talk show on Wednesday saying that the two-page letter was impressive.
'If you read this whole letter you will be so impressed at the responsibility of this young man, saying to his roommates this is when the lease needs to be paid. It has to be paid in cash, do it upfront. You have to be respectful. ... These are the rules of the house,' she said, reading off some of Kavanaugh's handwritten notes.

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Megyn Kelly came to Brett Kavanaugh's defense saying that a letter he wrote as a teen to his friends while planning a drinking getaway shows how 'responsible' he was

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In the letter, Kavanaugh outlines what needs to be done before him and his friends head to Ocean City, Maryland for a trip consisting of drinking and partying

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Kavanaugh signed the letter 'FFFFF Bart' and added a note telling his friends it would be a good idea to warn the neighbors that 'we're loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us'

In the letter, unearthed and published by the New York Times, Kavanaugh outlines what needs to be done before him and his friends head to Ocean City, Maryland for a trip consisting of drinking and partying.
Kavanaugh reminds his pals that they need to give the landlord the remaining payment, bring their own bed sheets and towels and control who stays at the house and who must leave.
At one point in the letter, Kavanaugh writes: 'Our problem down there might be too many people. We're going to have to decide while we are there who we want and don't want. ... If half of Gonzagg/St. John's start coming, we might have to give the boot or else we might get it ourselves.'

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

'I think we are unanimous that any girls we can beg to stay there are welcomed with open ... Anyway I think we're all set,' he continues. 'Remember that the eight of us are in charge.'
Kavanaugh signed the letter 'FFFFF Bart' and added a note telling his friends it would be a good idea to warn the neighbors that 'we're loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us'.
Kelly said the letter was 'a joke' and unearthing it doesn't 'help anyone's case'.

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Kavanaugh wrote the letter in 1983. Kelly said if you read the entire thing you will be 'so impressed' with how responsible he was

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Kelly dismissed Kavanaugh's third accuser Julie Swetnick (pictured) saying she is not credible and her claims are a 'hot mess'

'The New York Times, they should not be focused on that,' she added.
Kelly later said she thinks the focus should be on whether Kavanaugh assaulted someone or not, before dismissing the judge's third accuser Julie Swetnick.
'The third woman, Julie Swetnick, who I don't even have time to get into her hot mess of a testimonial, but I'm no longer even including her in the accusers,' Kelly said.
'Honestly, her allegations have gone so far off the rails and her credibility issues are so severe I think we should stop talking about her.'
Swetnick is not accusing the Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault, but said he was at a party where she was allegedly gang raped.
'I was shoved into a room and I'm having my clothes torn in different directions I was touched everywhere, I was physically assaulted in every way you could possible assault a woman, it was horrible,' Swetnick recalled to MSNBC in an interview that aired on Monday.
Swetnick couldn't confirm Kavanaugh was one of the guys who allegedly assaulted her, but told MSNBC that he was a 'very aggressive, a very sloppy drunk, a very mean drunk'.

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Kavanaugh's first and second accusers Christine Blasey Ford (left) and Deborah Ramirez (right)

superbeets · Oct 3, 2018

Kavanaugh has previously denied Swetnick's claims saying he does not know her and her allegations are 'ridiculous and from The Twilight Zone'.
Kelly said Swetnick's interview and her background shows she has 'severe credibility problems'.
'Let's just stop talking about her,' Kelly said. 'Let's just focus on (Christine Blasey) Ford who showed up, who was credible. You can find holes in her story but she deserves our ear'.
Ford, the first woman to launch allegations against Kavanaugh, testified in front of the senate last week on claims he allegedly tried to sexually assault her at a party when they were teenagers.
Ford said Kavanaugh pinned her down on a bed, tried to remove her clothes and covered her mouth when she tried to scream.
Kavanaugh has denied Ford's allegations, as well as allegations made by his former classmate Deborah Ramirez who said he allegedly exposed himself to her.

Coldweather · Oct 3, 2018

I think those women wanted to have sex with him and he refused! They

are the sexual harassers cause they wanted to see his pee pee and he said

no can do. This is my opinion on this here issue and this here matter! azzkick(&^azzkick(&^azzkick(&^azzkick(&^azzkick(&^azzkick(&^azzkick(&^

GasMan · Oct 3, 2018

Wow, kids going on spring break. Talking shit about how much they're gonna party.

And the idiot Dems take this to mean he raped a woman or was lying under oath.

What the fuck is wrong with these idiots. Oh that's right, its all about power and control. Sickos.