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Here’s what Brett Kavanaugh’s calendar proves

By Erin Dunne
Published September 26, 2018 4:41pm ET
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Here’s what Brett Kavanaugh’s calendar proves
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh takes his seat after a brief break on his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. | (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

In the summer of 1982, Brett Kavanaugh kept a calendar. Now, those faded, green-fringed pages scrawled with a teenager’s notes on basketball practice, movies and, yes, parties will be scrutinized by senators, media, and the public. For all of its entries, though, nothing on the calendar proves or disproves that Kavanaugh attended a specific party or what happened during that party. Instead of leaving it at that, an imperfect document from the past, both Kavanuagh’s supporters and critics can and will read into in what they want.

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