'Outrageous Example of Political Theater': 4 Conservative Christian Leaders React to Kavanaugh Hearing Opposition

David French

David French delivering keynote address at the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s 2016 national conference.
David French delivering keynote address at the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s 2016 national conference. | Screenshot

Notable conservative National Review columnist David French penned an opinion column that was published Wednesday which argued that the various protests and attacks against Kavanaugh proved that "too much of the talk about norms and civility and decency is just another weapon of convenience, to be dropped the moment it is perceived to pave the path of defeat."

"Yet yesterday, from the top down, from senators to protesters to online trolls, the Democrats offered a preview of how they'd react to any Republican nominee, and it was a shining example of how and why conservatives don't believe for one moment that Donald Trump is the sole source of American dysfunction," wrote French.

"When the chips are down, will you practice what you preach? Yesterday's performance provides a clear answer, and it should worry all of us who genuinely care about health of American political discourse."

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