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The extent of these misstatements is extremely disturbing, and this is what we’ve found in only the small portion of his record Republicans have released. Given what we’ve heard this week, they should immediately release the rest of his White House records.
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Fifth, the judge appears to have misled us regarding what he knew about emails stolen from the Senate Dems by a Republican operative. The judge claims he didn’t knew they were stolen, but that seems increasingly implausible. See Sen Leahy’s explanation:https://twitter.com/SenatorLeahy/status/1038432018823041024 …
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Fourth, Judge Kavanaugh said that he didn’t personally work on the extremely controversial nomination of Judge William Pryor, but new records tell a different story. Dozens of emails show Judge Kavanaugh was personally involved.
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Third, Judge Kavanaugh claimed that he only learned of President Bush’s warrantless surveillance program when it became public, but an email suggests he knew about a memo providing the justification for the White House’s authorization of the program.
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Second, Judge Kavanaugh repeatedly denied knowledge of the Bush Administration’s policy on detention and interrogation of combatants. But emails released this week indicate that he had meetings on the subject, reviewed talking points, and opined on legal strategy.
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For example, a document produced for the Committee shows that Kavanaugh was told about the fact that a potential nominee for the Fifth Circuit was “pro-life.”https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cc4u94lgyncygn6/AABPGJkIiq5ND7KJuX7kXUX9a?dl=0&preview=02-Booker-Confidential-2-Kavanaugh-Hearing.pdf …
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First, in his 2004 hearing, he told Sen Feinstein that the WH didn’t know about potential judicial nominees’ views on abortion in the vast majority of cases. But recently released emails show that he was often told about & discussed nominees’ views and ideology, including on Roe.
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It is becoming increasingly clear that Judge Kavanaugh has misled the Senate Judiciary Committee in a number of ways. This should raise immediate red flags for all Senators and the American public.
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Today’s
@nytimes editorial perfectly sums up Judge Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings: Judge Kavanaugh can’t be trusted.https://nyti.ms/2NVgYNWThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
The most interesting part of these hearings may have been in what Judge Kavanaugh declined to do – pledge to uphold Roe or Casey, defend those with pre-existing conditions, or reassure the country that he will be willing to hold President Trump accountable.
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Instead of answering questions, Judge Kavanaugh spent 30 hours dodging questions and saying as little as possible, despite the fact that the president has vastly overreached his power and promised to appoint a Justice that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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This week, Judiciary Committee Democrats were able to shine a bright light - for the American people & Republican Senators to see - on Judge Kavanaugh’s troubling views on women’s rights, presidential power, and protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Chuck Schumer Retweeted
Oklahoma Teacher Melissa Smith shares the real-life impacts of Judge Kavanaugh’s decisions on her students and fellow teachers.
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Prof Murray: We've seen claim Roe is “settled law” from Roberts. Yet "...he voted to uphold a statutory scheme that would have shuttered 75% of the clinics in Texas. If this is what it looks like to respect precedent and treat Roe as settled law then these are empty promises.”pic.twitter.com/zDlquYLphI
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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.”pic.twitter.com/btEh2FXDLF
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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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@RepRichmond: "As Members of the CBC, we cannot overstate#WhatsAtStake for African Americans and communities of color... A careful, in-depth evaluation of#StopKavanaugh's record...uncovers writings that illustrate sparse commitment to equal protection under the law."pic.twitter.com/IU0PmtFRqnThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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“I'm Jackson, & I speak for the children..I have met so many children with special health care needs who are unable to speak for themselves. I wanted to be their voice." “I’m not only speaking for the children anymore. Today especially, I speak for everyone.”
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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.pic.twitter.com/jRQOgEgc0E
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Loved seeing @WalkwayOvertheHudson featured in
@NYTimes as one of the best star gazing trips to take in the US. I couldn't agree more! And if you head over to tomorrow's#STARWALK, you'll be joined by a real, live NASA astronaut! https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/03/travel/stargazing-trips.html …pic.twitter.com/OxTA37vzYz
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