Justice Kavanaugh made a move that will have Dianne Feinstein fuming

Justice Kavanaugh made a move that will have Dianne Feinstein fuming

Democrats tried everything in their power to smear Brett Kavanaugh as “anti-woman.”
Their attacks fell short as he was confirmed to the Supreme Court by a 50-48 vote.
And his first move as a Supreme Court Justice will have Dianne Feinstein fuming.

Justice Kavanaugh hired a highly qualified, all-female team of law clerks.
During his confirmation hearings, Kavanaugh pointed out that “no federal judge has sent more women law clerks to clerk on the Supreme Court than I have.”
Kavanaugh also hired a black law clerk.
That means he’s already matched the number of black law clerks hired by leftist icon Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

The Week reports:
Even before sexual assault allegations rocked his confirmation process, concerns swirled around Kavanaugh’s stance on women’s right. Specifically, Democratic senators feared he would provide the court with a conservative majority that could facilitate the rolling back of Roe v. Wade. Kavanaugh tried to counter those concerns at his first round of confirmation hearings, touting how “no federal judge … has sent more women law clerks to clerk on the Supreme Court than I have.” He also said he had four female law clerks ready to work for him “on a moment’s notice,” which would make him “the first justice in the history of the Supreme Court to have a group of all-women law clerks.”
Those four women — Kim Jackson, Shannon Grammel, Megan Lacy, and Sara Nommensen — were at the Supreme Court on Sunday, aiding Kavanaugh ahead of his first case hearings this week, the Times details. Jackson will become one of three black law clerks working at the Supreme Court this term. She has previously worked for Kavanaugh, along with one of the other black clerks, per The Washington Post.
Since Barack Obama’s first campaign, the left has gone “all in” on playing identity politics.
They think that so-called “diversity” matters more than qualifications and competence.
No one tried harder to torpedo Kavanaugh’s confirmation than Dianne Feinstein.
She sat on Christine Blasey Ford’s allegations until it would inflict the most political damage.
Feinstein thought that dropping this eleventh hour bombshell would turn public opinion against Kavanaugh for being “anti-woman.”

She even recommended Professor Ford hire #MeToo attorney Debra Katz.
But it was a total sham.
And in the end she failed at flipping Senator Susan Collins (R-ME).