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    The Kavanaugh Nomination

    City Journal writers weigh in.
    Sep 19, 2018 1 minute

    The Truth About Polygraph Tests

    Claire BerlinskiThey’re junk science, inadmissible in court, and about as reliable as a pack of Tarot cards.September 19, 2018

    Unforgiven

    Kay S. HymowitzThose who argue that what Brett Kavanaugh allegedly did is disqualifying ​need to consider the precedent they’re setting.September 18, 2018

    The Dems “Anita” Brett Kavanaugh

    Myron MagnetHow low will they go?September 16, 2018

    A “Penchant” for Innuendo

    Lance MorrowWith one word, the New York Times attempts to cast a shadow on Brett Kavanaugh’s character.September 10, 2018

    John Dean Swings and Misses

    Adam FreedmanThe notion that Brett Kavanaugh supports “unchecked” presidential power is pure fabrication.September 10, 2018

    Firing Blanks

    John O. McGinnisThe furious Democratic attack on Brett Kavanaugh had little substance behind it.September 7, 201

    Ben Sasse’s Master Class

    James R. CoplandAt the often-farcical first-day hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the Nebraska senator explains the Constitution’s separation of powers.September 5, 2018

    Confirmation Bias

    Seth BarronInterpreting a mundane hand gesture as evil incarnate, the anti-Trump #Resistance races over the edge of rationality.September 5, 2018

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