US Supreme Court is the real battleground

If conservative Brett Kavanaugh is appointed, he could weave president Donald Trump’s agenda into the fabric of American society for generations, writes Bette Browne.

US Supreme Court is the real battleground
Wed, 12 Sep, 2018 - 01:00

If conservative Brett Kavanaugh is appointed, he could weave president Donald Trump’s agenda into the fabric of American society for generations, writes Bette Browne.

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