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    If Brett Kavanaugh truly believes the president isn’t above the law, he should have said the president must comply with a subpoena. There’s no reason Brett Kavanaugh couldn’t have given a straight answer.

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  2. As we mark , remember that the VA has resources for veterans and their friends and family to help someone in need. Visit and learn how you can for veterans dealing with mental health issues.

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  3. Thank you for joining the fight against gun violence in America. I’m glad to see more and more businesses getting involved in the push for commonsense gun reform.

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  4. . and I are demanding Verizon explain why it reduced data speeds for first responders fighting the Mendocino Complex Fire and what steps it’s taking to keep firefighters safe during future emergencies.

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  5. Wishing a happy new year to everyone celebrating across California and the country. Shanah Tovah!

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  6. Happy Pride, ! Get out and celebrate the progress we’ve made! I wish everyone a safe, festive and happy weekend.

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  7. All employees deserve a chance to take meal & rest breaks during their shift. I’ve joined my colleagues to fight industry proposals that would strip this protection from California truck drivers. Everyone on the road benefits when truck drivers are rested.

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  8. Good news for California! The Senate Commerce Committee passed our bill to ban the use of driftnets in all U.S. waters. It’s time we finally stop using fishing gear that unintentionally kills so much marine life in California waters.

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  9. Read this, on Judge Kavanaugh’s answers to my questions about the stolen Democratic Judiciary Committee files that he received while working in the White House:

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  10. This New York Times editorial clearly shows that Brett Kavanaugh misled the Senate. Too many missing emails and too many questions about his trustworthiness.

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  11. Brett Kavanaugh used materials stolen from Democratic senators to advance President Bush's judicial nominees. He was asked about this in 2004, 2006 and this week. His answers were not true.

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  12. Brett Kavanaugh in 2004 said he was "not involved" in the nomination of Bill Pryor. That's not true.

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  13. Sep 7

    Hunter LaChance: "I'm deeply concerned that if Judge Kavanaugh is on the Supreme Court, he would vote to weaken laws that protect my health. Because he already has."

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  14. Sep 7

    Parkland Survivor Aalayah Eastmond shares her harrowing story, concluding: I'm very concerned regarding Brett Kavanaugh's views on guns. Too many dangerous & prohibited people continue to be able to readily access & use dangerous weapons to terrorize Americans. Remember my story.

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  15. Sep 7

    Rochelle Garza, citing Judge Kavanaugh’s decision to delay an undocumented teen from getting an abortion: “I don’t understand what abortion on demand means because that was not the situation for Jane. She was one of the most vulnerable people in our community.”

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  16. Sep 7

    Alicia Baker, citing Judge Kavanaugh's previous ruling on contraception access: “If [he] had his way, courts would give free reign to those that claim their religious beliefs override the law...I fear that some will use this not to protect religion but as a way to discriminate.”

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  17. Important read: “Five Times Brett Kavanaugh Appears to Have Lied to Congress While Under Oath”

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  18. Today we will hear from witnesses who will speak about Brett Kavanaugh’s extreme views on women’s reproductive rights, health care, guns and executive power.

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  20. To block women's access to contraception, Kavanaugh ruled that it was "too burdensome" for employers to fill out a two page form. But to block women's access to abortion, he ruled that getting court approval for the procedure was "not burdensome enough."

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  21. In 2004, Judge distanced himself from the controversial Judge Pryor nomination. He testified—repeatedly—that he “was not involved in handling his nomination.” Thanks to documents released at 3AM this morning, we now know that’s not true.

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