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Here are the latest developments in the ongoing confirmation saga of Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
The Kavanaugh controversy is rapidly becoming the Ford farce.
Sen. Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced that Dr. Christine Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh will both testify under oath on Monday.
As Yogi Bera famously said, "It's déjà vu all over again."
Yesterday we told you about the "bombshell" that Senate Democrats dropped on Judge Brett Kavanaugh. They have sent a letter to the FBI alleging that Kavanaugh committed some offense when he was in high school.
There was some good news yesterday: Hurricane Florence weakened. The National Weather Service downgraded Florence to a Category 2 storm. Hopefully it will continue to weaken and "underperform" as it hits the Carolina coast. We are praying for all those in the storm's path.
Everyone remembers where they were on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. I was driving past the Pentagon when a hijacked plane slammed into the nerve center of America's military power.
The media has been celebrating Barack Obama's return to the political stage since his speech at the University of Illinois last Friday. But the narrative is wrong. I would argue that Obama never left the scene.
The Trump economy created 201,000 new jobs in August, exceeding economists' expectations, and the unemployment rate remains historically low at 3.9%. Equally important, wages went up by 2.9%. Friday's news comes on the heels of reports that weekly jobless claims hit a 49-year low. This is great news, my friends.
The New York Times has hit a new low. It regularly relies on anonymous sources for its hit pieces, overstates their real authority, and often turns out fake news in the process.
Wednesday was Day 2 of the Kavanaugh hearings, and radical demonstrators once again disrupted the proceedings as soon as they began.
The Senate Judiciary Committee began hearings yesterday on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Unfortunately, Democrats on the committee wasted no time in throwing civility and decorum out the window.
I can't help but wonder if Mueller has given a heads-up to a few swamp reporters to set the stage.
The left-wing fringe is taking over the Democrat Party. It has nominated several socialist candidates, including the Democrat nominee for governor of Florida.
House investigators were left with more questions than answers after Justice Department official Bruce Ohr's eight hours of testimony.
I was honored to represent you and our friends and partners all over the country at a White House dinner with President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.
I was saddened by the news of Arizona Sen. John McCain's death this weekend. Over the years, our paths crossed many times. We were in the same battles, sometimes on the same side, but to my great consternation, more often on opposite sides.
It is truly unfortunate that President Trump and Attorney General Sessions don't have a better working relationship. Jeff Sessions was the first senator to publicly endorse Donald Trump and he is a solid conservative.
The airwaves in the past 48 hours have been full of speculation about the impeachment of President Trump. MSNBC scored its highest ratings ever Tuesday night because the Left is convinced that Trump is on the verge of being impeached and frogmarched out of the White House.
