Anti-alcohol activists divided over beer-drinker Brett Kavanaugh

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The leaders of two of the nation’s most prominent anti-alcohol organizations differ on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who defiantly told senators “I still like beer” as he denied sexually assaulting women while drunk.

The embattled nominee received an unsolicited endorsement this week from the leader of the historically influential Prohibition Party, which deems alcohol “America’s #1 narcotic drug problem.”

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