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Archives for September 2018
Ashley Estes Kavanaugh’s appearance with her husband Monday night shows what #MeToo and 27 years have — and haven’t — changed.
Why the activism opposing Kavanaugh is more intense than past Supreme Court nominees.
The New Yorker’s Jane Mayer said she first saw Yale University alumni emails about Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged sexual misconduct in July.
From his public remarks to his congressional testimony, he’s awfully dishonest.
There are now possibly three allegations of sexual misconduct.
Even in the #MeToo era, lone accusers struggle to be believed. Christine Blasey Ford isn’t alone anymore.
Did Brett Kavanaugh know a friend of his was planning to smear a private citizen?
The former vice president says he’s sorry he didn’t stop the attacks on Hill during the Clarence Thomas hearings.
The tweets were deemed a “stunningly irresponsible” defense of Brett Kavanaugh.
#MeToo’s revolutionary challenge to America’s culture of impunity for the rich.
The FBI reviewed Anita Hill’s allegations in 1991. It hasn’t committed to investigating Christine Blasey Ford’s.
Senate Democrats keep saying Republicans are rushing on Kavanaugh. These sexual assault allegations are the next test.
The question is whether Senate Republicans will agree to Ford’s request.
Hill offers senators advice on Kavanaugh allegations. So far, they’re doing the opposite.
This could be going much worse.