‘Serious Omissions’ In Senate Probe Clearing Brett Kavanaugh Of Sexual Assault, Report Says
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The Senate report suggested accuser Deborah Ramirez had mistaken Kavanaugh with someone else—but that person didn’t even attend Yale at the time the incident allegedly occurred.
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More than four and one-half years have passed since Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the U.S. Supreme Court, where he is now part of a 6-3 Republican-appointed
In 2018, the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) omitted key information from the committee's report that cleared Brett Kavanaugh of the sexual assault allegations against him.
The Senate report suggested accuser Deborah Ramirez had mistaken Kavanaugh with someone else—but that person didn’t even attend Yale at the time the incident allegedly occurred.
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