Eric Holder claims the Supreme Court's credibility is at stake in Kavanaugh vote

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Former Attorney General Eric Holder said Friday that the Supreme Court’s “reputation and credibility” were on the line as the Senate gears up to vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, noting there were other options conservatives could get behind instead of Kavanaugh.

“Reputation and credibility of Supreme Court at stake with upcoming vote,” Holder tweeted Friday. “How the Court is viewed. For years. Bigger than one individual. There are conservative acceptable alternatives.”

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