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NARAL Calls on Kavanaugh to Withdraw SCOTUS Nomination

One of the Left’s favorite special interest groups, the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL), is calling on Judge Brett Kavanaugh to rescind his nomination to the Supreme Court. This demand from the pro-abortion group, which has lead the anti-Kavanaugh, outrage charge, comes amidst a letter alleging that Judge Kavanaugh was involved in sexual misconduct.

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When Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, did reveal her identity the group's head Ilyse Hogue actually argued that it was irrelevant.

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The initial claim was followed by a letter signed by 65 of Judge Kavanaugh’s classmates attesting to his honorable character. These 65 women vehemently defend Judge Kavanaugh’s integrity and respect for women.

Any allegation of misconduct is, of course, important: but, a letter signed by 65 women attesting to Judge Kavanaugh’s character is also significant.

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