Alice Butler-Short, a Virginia political activist and Trump supporter, called Thursday for Delaware Sen. Tom Carper to resign based on a reported incident of domestic violence in the early 1980s against his then-wife Diane.
Butler-Short, founder and president of Virginia Women for Trump, presented a letter calling for Carper’s resignation at his Senate office on Capitol Hill. She said she coordinated the letter with the director of Delaware Women for Trump, the Delaware affiliate of her organization.
Butler-Short told Newsmax she demanded Carper’s resignation on behalf of all women “to point out the hypocrisy and double standard” of his recent opposition to the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
“Sen. Carper has admitted to giving his wife a black eye, and Sen. Carper voted no on Judge Kavanaugh,” Butler-Short told Newsmax. “Two and two don’t add up in this case.
“If he feels that Judge Kavanaugh, now Justice Kavanaugh, was not qualified for his positon, what qualifies him as a self-admitted wife beater to be a senator from Delaware?”
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Their liberal heads are exploding as they try to solve THAT dilemma.
They prefer anonymous accusations that can't EVER be proven or verified over concrete evidence like hospital reports (with names) and public records (with photo's and names).
Their REAL preference? We don't talk about any of THEIR wife-beating leaders, or mention any of their blatant hypocrisy.
Great idea...
Very good point lady, but this punk likely voted against the good judge not because of unfounded accusations (obliviously wouldn't care). He probably voted against, only because President Donald J. Trump nominated the judge. It's called dumb ass resistance because their failed fat lady got kicked to the curb but a businessman and not the usual politician. You notice they can't think straight because they are so jealous of the many good things this great leader does daily. IMMATURE
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