No Pro Kavanaugh Demonstrators

I recently listened to a news reporter on a “friendly” cable news station (Which shall remain nameless. “Foxy,” huh?) where the reporter was impressed by the fact that there wasn’t a single “pro-Kavanaugh” demonstrator there. Obviously, she didn’t consider the fact that the anti-Kavanaugh demonstrators are all liberals, who tend to be violent—and they don’t want to get “beat up.” There’s another reason why pro-Kavanaugh demonstrators are not there—non-liberals don’t usually demonstrate much, and we have won, so far. So they don’t NEED to demonstrate for anything. So it doesn’t really mean anything that there are no “pro Kavanaugh” demonstrators there. But Kavanaugh was confirmed, so they don’t need to be there. Of course, their demonstration would be futile, because if Kavanaugh had not been confirmed, we would be LOST. We would not get a clear conservative on the Court, to balance against the four LIBERAL justices already there, and then it would be easier for the liberals to “stack” the Court, in their favor, so they can continue to use the courts to gain where they could not, legislatively. (Just common sense)