Senator Cory Booker is running for President in 2020. Oh wait, did he announce? Well, not exactly. But his unhinged screed opposing Judge Brett Kavanaugh was sheer red meat for his progressive fans.

Flanked by Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other supporters, Booker launched into Kavanaugh with the heat of a thousand suns. Why? Presumably because he’s afraid that a Justice Kavanaugh might overturn Roe v. Wade.

He even called Judge Kavanaugh “evil.” Yes, he went there.

“I’m here to call on folk to understand that in the moral moment, there is no neutral. In a moral moment, there are no bystanders.

You are either complicit to that evil, you are either contributing to a wrong or you are fighting against it.”

Then he went all Biblical — real wrath of God stuff. Or more like wrath of Cory:

“There is a saying about one of the Psalms that says, “Yea, though we walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death.” We are walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death. That doesn’t say I sit in the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I’m watching on the sidelines in the Valley of the Shadow of Death.

It says I’m walking through in the Valley of the Shadow of Death. It says I am taking agency, I am going to make it through this crisis. When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. He has shown us who he is.”

Booker thus confirmed what the late great Charles Krauthammer once observed:

Conservatives think liberals are dumb, liberals think conservatives are evil.

Behold, here’s Booker, in full unhinged performance mode:

Actually, Cory Booker is right. Judge Kavanaugh has shown us who he is. For example, he serves food to the homeless in DC, like he did the day after President Trump nominated him to the Supreme Court. Kavanaugh also volunteers with a chapter of Catholic Charities called St. Maria’s Meals, which provides meals to needy families.

Yeah, that’s real evil, isn’t it?

But let’s see just whom Cory Booker supports, shall we? And then you tell me who endorses “evil.”

Booker, like his fellow Democrats, just loves Planned Parenthood. Now that’s not a shocker, but here’s another example of what’s really twisted in Booker World:

Believe it or not, Booker once likened supporters of Planned Parenthood to the soldiers who stormed Normandy Beach on D-Day. Last year, addressing representatives from Planned Parenthood, along with other progressive groups, he said this:

“We may not be called to storm the beach in Normandy, that was not our time. . . .Those were not our day. But today is our day. History is now calling upon us to stand in this moral moment and tell this nation, ‘We have come a mighty long way but we have a mighty long way to go.” 

What is it with this guy preaching about “moral moments?”

Yes, Sen. Booker, tell me what’s “moral” about this:

What’s moral about supporting an organization that has no problem with killing unborn babies and selling their body parts? And then claim that it’s ‘ethical’ to do so?

Yeah, there are some real “moral moments” in those Planned Parenthood charnel houses.

But never mind that. Cory Booker is on a roll towards a candidacy in 2020, and he’s throwing out that red meat to shore up his base. Don’t doubt me.