This won’t be ‘Gorsuch 2.0,’ the left says

1. There's So Much You Don't Know About Brett Kavanaugh

From New York Times: "And you probably won't until it's too late."

2. Kavanaugh faces a tougher path to confirmation than Gorsuch. Here's why.

From Washington Post: "If Trump thinks this is going to be "Gorsuch 2.0," he is sadly mistaken."

3. For progressives, there's a bright side to Brett Kavanaugh's supreme Court nomination

From USA TODAY: "Conservatives have been more motivated than liberals by the Supreme Court. We need to vote more in every election to make up for lost time."

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