Sam Seder
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Republicans: They're Bad, Folks
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October 12, 2018
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7:43Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, there is nothing Republicans won't stoop to.
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"Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court over the weekend fundamentally shifted the makeup of one institution of the United States government; now the question is how much it will affect two others: the US Senate and House of Representatives. His confirmation and the fight beforehand are likely to hang over the upcoming 2018 midterm elections, but it’s not clear what effect they will have, including in key Senate races.
CBS News’s latest Battleground Tracker poll checked in on how the battle over Kavanaugh’s nomination played out among voters in Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, and New Jersey heading toward the November elections. The findings: A majority of voters in all four states said the fight motivated them to get out and vote this November, but which way that would motivate them changed depending on the state. In Tennessee and Texas, more voters wanted their senators to confirm Kavanaugh rather than oppose him. In Arizona, it was about even, and in New Jersey, voters wanted him opposed."*
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