KAVANAUGH’S ELEVATION TO THE SCOTUS: THE HEROES AND A HEROINE.

ICHEOKU says without any of these fellas, Judge Brett Kavanaugh would not have become a Justice of the Supreme Court Of The United States today. The Judge was exceptionally brilliant and equated himself very well at the hearing; and his defense of Dr Ford’s allegation was spectacularly convincing. 

Then enter President Donald John Trump for nominating him and standing solidly behind him all the way. And of course, Senator Lindsey Graham’s shot in the arm to the process with that fiery remarks which revitalized a nearly fatally wounded candidacy, which was wobbling from a serious criminal allegation of sexual molestations. That his admonition was eloquently well delivered, both in pitch, tone and demeanor. 

Then welcome the lioness heroine of the entire confirmation process, whose erudite speech was the icing on the cake that made Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court elevation a fait accompli. Boy, was the great Senator from the great State of Maine was indeed what courage really looks like. Senator Susan Collins is it; the real deal madam of the Senate. She owned it and she has indelibly left her name on gold etchings in the marble and for eternity. 

But unbeknownst to the entire watching world, was the man who usually speaks little but carries the big stick. He is a man of only a few words, but a doer of immeasurable accomplishments. He is the puppet master, who actually is the grand wizard that chaperoned the confirmation to fruition. He is called the turtle for his strangely similar neck to a turtle. He is the Republican Senate majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell, the great Senator from the great State of Kentucky. ICHEOKU says he gets the biggest bravo for all his behind the scene political wizardly that saw the process successfully completed, with Judge Kavanaugh sworn in. 

ICHEOKU says these are the heroes and a heroine who made this possible and real Americans are appreciative and grateful. ICHEOKU wishes Justice B.M. Kavanaugh a beautiful tenure at the Supreme Court of the United States of America.