Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh said Wednesday during the second day of his confirmation hearing that he had nothing to do with the George W. Bush administration's enhanced interrogation programs. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) asked about Kavanaugh's time working for the Bush White House, specifically whether Kavanaugh had told the truth when he told the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2006 that he did not work on the controversial programs. "I was not involved — I was not read into that program, not involved in crafting that program nor crafting the legal justifications for that program," Kavanaugh said.
Kavanaugh Denies Any Involvement In Bush-era Torture Program Development
Summer Meza, The Week
Wed, 09/05/2018 - 9:09am
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