Kavanaugh will be ‘fair and independent,’ the right says

1. Kavanaugh Will Serve Justice Like Kennedy

From USA TODAY: "As clerks for both Brett Kavanaugh and Anthony Kennedy, we've seen these men up close. Kavanaugh will be a fair and independent Supreme Court justice."

2. Why Kavanaugh Will Be Confirmed Without a Hitch

From The Spectator: "In years to come, no one is going to talk about 'kavanaughing' a candidate."

3. Kavanaugh Hearings: Spectacle, and Civics Lesson

From RealClearPolitics: "Make no mistake, their questions won't be so much about Judge Kavanaugh himself as they are about getting sound bites on camera for future campaign ads."

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