One day, the Democrats complained that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh lacks sufficient deference to the executive, that he could “could cripple the next Democratic president.”

The next day, they flipped and complained that he would expand presidential powers too much. “If Judge Kavanaugh is confirmed,” the absurd Democratic witness, John Dean, said, “I submit we will have the most pro-presidential powers Supreme Court in the modern era.”

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