Brett Kavanaugh gets his Supreme Court seat, but he may not keep it for much longer; here's why
The high powers of the Democratic party have already started discussing his impeachment as their 2020 campaign issue in case he nabs the Supreme Court confirmation
It was perhaps the most controversial nomination ever but now Judge Brett M Kavanaugh has become the 114th Supreme Court Justice on Saturday despite tremendous opposition against the decision. "It’s been a great political gift for us. The tactics have energized our base," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said in an interview Saturday with The Washington Post at the time celebrating the swearing in of Justice Kavanaugh.
“I want to thank the mob because they’ve done the one thing we were having trouble doing, which was energizing our base,” he added. While the Conservative majority was shown at court, some Senate Democrats are not pleased - and some of them are calling out for an impeachment.