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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The baseball ticket explanation doesn't make sense to me as the whole story. We're not talking about a single card that had $50k in debt on it; if we were, it would be plausible to me that he and some friends went in on a season's pair of presidents box seats and they paid him back. He had debt spread over three different credit cards, and maybe he did spread a single purchase over three cards because his limits were too low, but when you have balances like that on multiple cards, more typically that's debt from a lot of different things piling up on the cards because you're spending more than you can afford every month.[/quote]

Every year since 2006 he's filed a financial disclosure and he's had approximately the same level of unsecured debt on 3-4 credit cards (tens of thousands of dollars) and a TSP loan of between $15,000 - $50,000

https://www.judicialwatch.org/document-archive/tag/brett-m-kavanaugh/

In 2016, the level of debt on each credit card went into the $15,000 - 50,000 range. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4578103-Kavanaugh-BM-J3-DC-R-16.html

Then, all of sudden, a year later, for the first time in his whole history of filing financial disclosures, he had ZERO credit card debt in 2017.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4578093-Kavanaugh-BM-J3-DC-R-17.html

Hmmm....[/quote]

As his parents or in-laws still alive? Maybe they bailed him out.

My ex’s parents paid off roughly $70k in CC debt for him in the week before he remarried because wife #2’s parents threw a fit.

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Wow, your ex sounds like a gem.[/quote]

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