Bredesen Is A Yes On Kavanaugh

  • Friday, October 5, 2018
Phil Bredesen, U.S. Senate candidate for Tennessee, released the following statement on Friday, in reference to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for U.S. Supreme Court: 

“Presidents have the right to appoint justices who share their values--elections have consequences.  I believe a senator’s responsibility to ‘advise and consent’ is not a license to indulge in partisanship, but should focus on the qualifications of the nominee, their ethics and their temperament.

"I believed that Judge Kavanaugh initially met this test, and I was prepared to say ‘yes’ to his nomination prior to Dr.
Ford’s coming forward.  While the subsequent events make it a much closer call, and I am missing key pieces of information that a sitting Senator has, I’m still a ‘yes.'

"Dr. Ford is a heroine, and has brought forcefully into the national conversation the many barriers women face in reporting and dealing with sexual harassment and assault. I was disgusted by the treatment she received at the hands of the Senate and am determined to help bring about a fairer and far more respectful treatment of these issues.”
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