RATIO PARTY! CNN's Chris Cillizza has jumped into the Brett Kavanaugh baseball ticket scandal

As Twitchy reported not too long ago, financial disclosures made available by the White House showed that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh had run up thousands of dollars on credit cards buying Washington Nationals tickets for himself and a handful of friends.

The Washington Post broke the scandal, but it appears that CNN’s Chris Cillizza is more than a little interested to see how it all shakes out for the SCOTUS hopeful.

Brett Kavanaugh, call your office https://t.co/wRNULzODU1

— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) July 11, 2018

Um, again, it’s not like The Washington Post dug up some secret information; the White House disclosed all this today.

Brett Kavanaugh bought baseball tickets with credit cards, then paid off those credit cards.

Not only is that not really relevant to his position, but how is that a scandal?

Embarrassing. https://t.co/QFOtJug6KT

— (((AG))) (@AG_Conservative) July 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/RobProvince/status/1017198853907460096

Even you cannot truly believe this is newsworthy (much less relevant to his qualifications to serve on the scotus), right? RIGHT?

— bragg (@bragg) July 11, 2018

Delete your account.

— JWF (@JammieWF) July 11, 2018

Remember when you predicted somebody other than him, then said he was the predictable choice?

— Currently between fraudulent suspensions (@jtLOL) July 11, 2018

We do.

Brett Kavanaugh bought Nationals tickets on a credit card and then paid off the credit card.

For more on this groundbreaking Supreme Court scandal, follow @CillizzaCNN

— Mike Hennessy (@TheMikeHennessy) July 11, 2018

Season tickets for the home games are $320 a pop (as in, per game, per seat) for the best seats. So $200K is fewer than ten full-home-season season tickets. He was partially reimbursed. This is absolutely hilarious. This is all you folks have? Really? Maximum LOLs.

— CLA (@ConservativeLA) July 11, 2018

I can't wait for Dems to completely own themselves by hammering on this in the confirmation hearings. Oh man. Salivating.

— CLA (@ConservativeLA) July 11, 2018

As dirt goes, this definitely ranks somewhere between "Anthony Kennedy's son once worked for a bank that made a loan to Trump" and "his name is Brett lol".

— Andrew S. (@shoutingboy) July 11, 2018

A public servant with a credit card debt, that never happened before.

— Louis (@Martigan9) July 11, 2018

Buying the libs on credit

— Dr. Richard Harambe (@Richard_Harambe) July 11, 2018

Hi, Chris — Did you read the piece?

— Sandy (@RightGlockMom) July 11, 2018

He bought Nats season tickets on his credit card and paid the bill off when his friends kicked in their share.

There’s a lot of unfair maligning of journalists, but when you publish this misleading garbage you don’t help your cause.

— Jeff Everson (@EVR551) July 11, 2018

I bet you saw the replies going in a vastly different direction in your mind just before you hit the button, right Chris?

— Pat ???????? (@nikeman310) July 11, 2018

BREAKING … BREAKING…. MAN PAYS OFF DEBT… FILM AT 11

You're an idiot.

— Friendly neighborhood Ghost (@TGrtStnsGst) July 11, 2018

He paid off his debts? Huh – Good for him!

— Amy Swearer (@AmySwearer) July 11, 2018

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— JR Thatcher (@JrThatcher) July 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/DtRh321/status/1017195305274667008

Oh man! That's exactly what I was concerned about when I looked at the list of potential Supreme Court nominees, which baseball teams they liked.

JFC when will @washingtonpost and @CNN realize how irrelevant they are. @CillizzaCNN

— Ben Jammin ?? (@xBenJamminx) July 11, 2018