Brett Kavanaugh Has Already Disqualified Himself
Badly damaged by accusations of sexual assault, the Supreme Court nominee has shown just how little judicial independence he has.
Badly damaged by accusations of sexual assault, the Supreme Court nominee has shown just how little judicial independence he has.
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His own, extensive experience with being accused of sexual assault informs his defense of Brett Kavanaugh.
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A liberal's search for God and faith in a divided country