Sam Seder
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Trump Imagines Himself Drunk
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October 3, 2018
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"Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh uttered the word “beer” 29 times before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week. “I liked beer,” the federal judge testified. “I still like beer.”
But one person who does not like beer — and who does not admire Kavanaugh’s enthusiasm for the malt beverage — is the man who nominated him for the high court: President Trump.
“I don’t drink beer,” Trump told reporters Tuesday. “I’ve never had a beer. And I’m not saying good or bad, some people like it. I just choose not to do that for a lot of reasons.”
A day earlier, Trump told reporters that his abstinence from alcohol was “one of my only good traits.”
Though Trump has been defending Kavanaugh in public, he has told confidants in recent days that he did not like the focus on his nominee’s drinking habits, according to advisers."*
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