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Meagan Day from the Jacobin joins the Majority Report to discuss her piece, “The Banality of Brett Kavanaugh.” After his unhinged testimony, casual perjury last week, and completely unremarkable hearings about his judicial record, Brett Kavanaugh has revealed himself to be the poster boy for Unremarkable White Men. Day argues that guys like Brett Kavanaugh who run the show have no special qualities or insights that should oblige us to put up with their bullshit. And now they’re losing it because they know we are not listening anymore.
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