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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kavanaugh's finances are back in the news. Whitehouse is zeroing in on a peculiar email Kavanaugh sent after a rendezvous with friends while serving as White House counsel in the George W. Bush administration. “Apologies to all for missing Friday (good excuse), and growing aggressive after blowing still another game of dice (don’t recall),” the September 2001 email reads. “Reminders to everyone to be very, very vigilant w/r/t confidentiality on all issues and all fronts, including with spouses.” [quote]https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/opinions/wp/2018/09/12/two-problems-brett-kavanaugh-still-must-address/?utm_term=.804a4465af70 Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) on Tuesday sent 14 pages of questions to Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh. While Whitehouse covers a lot of ground — from abortion, to environmental regulations, to work Kavanaugh performed in the George W. Bush administration — two things stand out. First, he asks a ton of questions about the judge’s finances, including “Are there any debts, creditors, or related items that you did not disclose on your FBI disclosures?” He asks a slew of questions about the debt Kavanaugh incurred allegedly paying for baseball tickets for a friend who reimbursed him, as well as how he could afford membership at the Chevy Chase Club, which reportedly has a $92,000 initiation free and annual dues of more than $9,000. Whitehouse also inquired whether Kavanaugh “participated in any form of gambling or game of chance or skill with monetary stakes, including but not limited to poker, dice, golf, sports betting, blackjack, and craps.” He even goes so far as to inquire whether Kavanaugh “ever sought treatment for a gambling addiction.” Is this a Hail Mary or does Whitehouse have something? [/quote] [/quote] Pretty sketchy.[/quote]
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