Politicians And Protestors React To New Kavanaugh Accusations On Capitol Hill

The transcript discusses the lifelong impact of crime on victims, highlighting the unfairness of their suffering. It criticizes Brett Kavanaugh and the senators considering his confirmation, questioning their empathy and morality. The speaker urges senators to act justly, emphasizing that a Supreme Court with Kavanaugh is unsafe, especially for women.

What does the speaker believe about the long-term effects of crimes on victims?

• They are not the responsibility of the perpetrator.

• They are only significant if the victim is young.

• They can have lasting impacts on victims' lives.

• They are easily forgotten over time.

Why does the speaker find it unfair to suffer from actions committed by others in their youth?

• Because the actions were not serious.

• Because the perpetrators were too young to understand.

• Because the legal system should have intervened earlier.

• Because the victims should not bear lifelong consequences.

What is the speaker's main criticism of Brett Kavanaugh's consideration for the Supreme Court?

• He lacks legal experience.

• He has been dishonest under oath.

• He is too young for the position.

• He has no political connections.

According to the speaker, what is lacking in senators who support Kavanaugh's confirmation?

• Public support

• Political experience

• Empathy and morality

• Legal knowledge

What does the speaker believe about the safety of the Supreme Court with Kavanaugh on it?

• It will be unsafe for women.

• It will be safer for women.

• It will be more efficient.

• It will be more impartial.