Judge Brett Kavanaugh Opening Statement Before Senate Judiciary Committee September 27, 2018
Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh delivers opening statement before Senate Judiciary Committee.
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public corruption must be stopped
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The common thread holding this new alignment together is that the everyday person who loses.
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