UH OH! ThinkProgress' Ian Millhiser having trouble buying Kavanaugh's explanation of 'Devil's Triangle'

Doug P. | 11:56 AM on October 01, 2018

The Left’s deep forensic analyses of inscriptions in Brett Kavanaugh’s high school yearbook include coming up with conspiracy theories to explain what “Devil’s Triangle” really means, aside from Kavanaugh’s explanation that it was a drinking game. Think Progress’ justice editor Ian Millhiser is highly suspicious:

I don't understand why, as a simple logistical matter, anyone would play a game of quarters with three cups arranged in a triangle.

— Ian Millhiser (@imillhiser) October 1, 2018

Because maybe sometimes college drinking game participants don’t stick to the National College Drinking Game Association’s strict rule & title guidelines?

You don't get invited to many parties, do you? https://t.co/E20AcYPku7

— Doctor Duchess, Countess of Bourbon and Evil AnnaD (@AnnaDsays) October 1, 2018

I can understand why you were never invited to these parties. https://t.co/L7kumsb7vL

— Sean Agnew (@seanagnew) October 1, 2018

"I don't understand why the point of drinking games is to drink."

– Guy who was never invited to a school party https://t.co/KGjQDewoSc

— Post-Smatt (@mdrache) October 1, 2018

There are so many lost minds on the Left over the Kavanaugh nomination that they’re going to have to send out a massive search party at some point.

You spent all weekend thinking about tweeting this didn’t you? https://t.co/EvhcBinAma

— Dave Mullen (@dmullen37) October 1, 2018

This may well be the first time anyone has ever juxtaposed logistics with a game of quarters. https://t.co/XhoEfcQtVc

— Hammerjack (@MarcGiller) October 1, 2018