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Kavanaugh allegation poses political risks for
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The political implications were still being sorted out. But with control of
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Amid the chaos, a key question quietly emerged among some political operatives: Would Republicans force through the Kavanaugh nomination even if it jeopardizes their control of
The situation is fluid to say the least.
"At this very moment, the issue is moving so fast that accurate predictions are difficult to make," said
Ford's attorney said Monday her client was willing to testify publicly about the allegations on
Kavanaugh, now 53, called the allegation "completely false" in a statement, adding that he "had no idea who was making this accusation until she identified herself" to the Post.
"I am willing to talk to the
The developing situation threatens to exacerbate the
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In a written statement, Comstock said Kavanaugh and Ford "should both testify under oath before the
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The situation could draw parallels with Justice
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Heller said last week he had "no reservations" about voting to confirm Kavanaugh. Rosen was quick to suggest in July that Kavanaugh would pose a threat to abortion rights were he to be confirmed.
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"Given the nature of these allegations, and the number of outstanding questions, I believe the
While his Republican challenger had little to say about the new allegations, West Virginia Democratic Sen.
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Kavanaugh’s nomination poses risks for Democrats and GOP
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