IMPORTANT: The National Archives today announced that it would take until the end of October to produce records from Brett Kavanaugh’s two years in the White House Counsel’s office.
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The only documents that will be available before then are those that have been personally approved by President George W. Bush’s private lawyer, a man who also represents Steve Bannon, Don McGahn and Reince Priebus. This has never been done before.
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If Republicans don’t want to review Brett Kavanaugh’s record, they don’t have to. But they shouldn’t deny the public and Democrats who want to fulfill their constitutional responsibility the opportunity to fully vet this nominee and better understand his views.
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No appointments until AFTER the Midterms!
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Why are you letting it be done now, then? Stand FIRM! Get Tough! Do not let Grassley push you around. Demand EVERYTHING!
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No vote before January, signed, a constituent.
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Has anyone asked for so much documentation before?
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Yes. More was requested before Kagan's hearings.
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So, President George W. Bush is the person responsible for you not getting the information that is needed?
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Senator Feinstein, you are experiencing the first inklings of recognition that the American government has already been overthrown. If you and your Dem colleagues can't figure it out a lot more quickly than this, we may never get our country back.
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