Kavanaugh: The Deep State's Supreme Court Nominee

Karl Rove and Brett Kavanaugh (Getty Images)

If a picture is worth a thousand words then the picture on the left gives us at least one reason why I oppose President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court Brett Kavanaugh and that one reason is Karl Rove."

In an article posted on the American Thinker website, Mark Levin states, "Kavanaugh has troubling Bush and Karl Rove connections."
Why is having Karl Rove and George W. Bush connections troubling? It is troubling because both Rove and "W" are "Never Trumpers".

George W. Bush has made many statements critical of Trump . In a November 4, 2017 article published on the Business Insider magazine website, "W" is quoted as saying ( about Trump) , "This guy doesn't know what it means to be president,"

Karl Rove was quoted in a June 8, 2017 article posted on The Hill website as saying that Trump, "lacks the focus or self-discipline to do the basic work required of a president."

This is important because both Rove and "W" are now singing Trump's praises after he nominated Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. In a July 9, 2018 article posted on the Washington Free Beacon website Bush states, "President Trump has made an outstanding decision in nominating Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court,"

An article posted on the Newsweek.Com website on July 10, 2018 published the following, "Rove, the former deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush, appeared on Fox Business's Cavuto Coast to Coast to praise Trump’s selection to replace the retiring Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy on the U.S.'s highest court."

The fact that two never Trumpers like George W. Bush and Karl Rove are suddenly praising Trump because he nominated Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court tells me that Kavanaugh is the Deep State's ringer for the Supreme Court.

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