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  1. 5 hours ago

    . writes in his latest Swamp Chronicles: "For Trump, the fear of losing money could be more terrifying than the fear of losing his office. He should be afraid."

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  2. 7 hours ago

    .⁦⁩ has a history of Ivy League carousing, starting in 1676.

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  3. 7 hours ago

    A history of men being emotional.

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  4. 8 hours ago

    . on the most interesting doors in Washington today.

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  5. 9 hours ago

    A history of men crying, from Odysseus to Jesus to Brett Kavanaugh: "The window where men restrained their crying was brief, and relatively recent, a Victorian overcorrection to the sentimentality associated with Romanticism."

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    Oct 3

    Former Georgetown Prep classmate submitted statement to the F.B.I. that challenged, among other aspects, Kavanaugh's testimony on "Renate Alumnius."

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    Oct 3

    Kenneth Appold, a former suitemate of Kavanaugh's and now a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, recalled hearing abt what happened to Ramirez. He later told grad-school roommate, Michael Wetstone, who confirmed Appold's account.

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    Oct 3

    Deborah Ramirez, the 2nd Kavanaugh accuser, said two agents drove out from Denver to interview her. But she is alarmed people who might be able to corroborate her account were not contacted. “I feel like I’m being silenced.”

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    The full affidavit from Georgetown Prep classmate is worth reading.

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    New from . Potential witnesses, unable to get in touch with agents, were resorting to sending their statements, unsolicited, to the FBI and senators.

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  11. Oct 3

    Deborah Ramirez, the 2nd Kavanaugh accuser, said two agents drove out from Denver to interview her. But she is alarmed people who might be able to corroborate her account were not contacted. “I feel like I’m being silenced.”

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  12. Oct 3

    The full affidavit from Georgetown Prep classmate is worth reading.

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  13. Oct 3

    Former Georgetown Prep classmate submitted statement to the F.B.I. that challenged, among other aspects, Kavanaugh's testimony on "Renate Alumnius."

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  14. Oct 3

    Kenneth Appold, a former suitemate of Kavanaugh's and now a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, recalled hearing abt what happened to Ramirez. He later told grad-school roommate, Michael Wetstone, who confirmed Appold's account.

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  15. Oct 3

    New from . Potential witnesses, unable to get in touch with agents, were resorting to sending their statements, unsolicited, to the FBI and senators.

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  16. Oct 3

    A boiler receipt from a personal injury lawsuit matching a boiler receipt from an open records request made to the city. A Perry-Mason moment in investigation.

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  17. Oct 3

    . takes note of the laughter in the crowd at Trump rally last night and the laughter Blasey Ford recalled from 36 years ago. What would it have taken for the crowd not to laugh along and what will Senate Republicans choose in their moment?

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  18. Oct 2

    Towering work by . Lots of places doing fantastic investigations: WaPo, ProPublica, TNY, others. But not sure if any other news org could have invested that amt of time/resources? ('s last byline was 3/17; 's 3/17; 4/18.)

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    By the way, do take the time to read the entire NYT report, which is filled with astonishing detail and a real joy to read -- a remarkable combination for a financial story.

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    Oct 2

    NY Times Editor explains to why he didn’t publish Deborah Ramirez’s allegations against Brett Kavanaugh before & : “We didn’t have an interview with her, and the New Yorker did.”

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