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U.S. Senator from New Jersey

Newark, NJ
Joined August 2008

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    Here are two additional Kavanaugh “committee confidential” documents related to school busing and affirmative action:

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    Here are two additional "committee confidential" documents that have been kept out of public view until now:

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    12 hours ago

    Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., tells NPR that Senate Judiciary Committee members continue to receive documents related to Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, even as the third day of confirmation hearings draws to a close.

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    Sen. notes that was not on Pres Trump’s first short lists but suddenly appeared in Nov 2017. Booker notes these are unusual times and that our country will be tested and the Supreme Court must remain above suspicion. Kavanaugh declines request for recusal. – at 216 Hart Hearing Room

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    .: "Why not just announce right now that you will recuse yourself from any matters coming before the supreme court involving the Mueller investigation?"

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    Right now, there is a shadow over the independence of the judiciary. A president who has been credibly accused by his former lawyer of being an unindicted co-conspirator has an opportunity to put a justice on the Supreme Court, warns .

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  7. Here are 10 more Kavanaugh "committee confidential" documents:

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  8. Here are 10 more Kavanaugh "committee confidential" documents:

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    I stand with Senator and Senator . Senate Republicans’ abuse of committee confidentiality has kept 190,000 pages of Judge Kavanaugh’s record needlessly hidden from the American people. It’s a sham. What more are Republicans hiding? Enough!

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  11. Here are 6 more Kavanaugh "committee confidential" documents:

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  12. Here are several more Kavanaugh "committee confidential" documents:

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    Today members of released committee confidential docs about Judge Kavanaugh that were previously hidden from public view. We will continue to release more committee confidential documents to draw attention to this sham process.

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    Republicans know how extreme Brett Kavanaugh's record is, so they're making up rules to hide it from the public. The American people deserve to know a SCOTUS nominee's views on issues like race and abortion. I stand with and .

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    Thank you, for taking a risk to show America where Kavanaugh stands on issues. Stand up. Speak up.

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    I stand with my colleague . The American people have a right to see Kavanaugh's full record.

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    18 hours ago

    . and Sen. are doing the right thing by releasing Brett ’s committee confidential documents. They shouldn’t be expelled from the Senate for their actions, they should be applauded. Americans deserve to know, ?

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    18 hours ago

    Thank you to Senator Cory Booker for exposing the truth about Brett Kavanaugh. Why is the GOP trying to hide so many documents from the American people? I stand with .

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    I stand with my brother . Those documents belong to the American People. The American People have the right to know what Judge Kavanaugh is hiding.

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    Yesterday, I referred to a "Committee confidential" document where Judge Kavanaugh questioned the validity of programs that benefit Native Hawaiian programs, and by extension, Alaska Natives. If you're coming after for releasing these documents, count me in.

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    WATCH:"That process is unfair, unjust, and unprecedented on this committee." speaking out on the "racial profiling' email being apart of committee confidential process.

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