>>>The outcome is not irrelevant to 99.9% of the country -- for the first time in 40 years we will have a conservative court.
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>Again - how will that affect the lives of most US citizens?
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>While we're worrying about what happened 30 years ago in a college dorm, the house and senate are seriously considering this insanity:

But surely you do not want a sex predator on the supreme court right? Or perhaps you'd like to look into if he's lied during this hearings? What's the harm in having the FBI look into it? Or are you one of those people that thinks it just doesn't matter for someone with a lifetime appointment?


>https://www.businessinsider.com/us-air-force-massive-expansion-386-squadrons-russia-and-china-2018-9
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>It's getting support from both parties.

How can you possibly think the supreme court doesn't effect us all? They decide cases on things like clean air and clean water -- we all breath air and drink water. A quick glance in any history book will show you lists of decisions they've made that have had huge effects on us all.