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Kavanaugh’s Elite Prep School Privilege and Entitlement Pervades His Political and Legal Career

Interview with independent journalist JoAnn Wypijewski, co-editor of the book, "Killing Trayvons,” conducted by Scott Harris

Trump at UN General Assembly Provokes Anger and Laughter

Interview with D. Parvaz, global politics reporter with Think Progress, conducted by Scott Harris

New Haven Bike Share Program Aims to Attract Riders From All Neighborhoods

Interview with Carolyn Lusch, program manager for Bike New Haven, conducted by Melinda Tuhus

This Week’s Under-reported News Summary Oct. 3, 2018

Compiled by Bob Nixon

  • An end to the war in South Sudan?
  • Can Islamist moderates remake the politics of the Muslim world?
  • An immigrant woman takes charge of the United Farm Workers

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Gandhi Peace Award 2018 – Jackson Browne acceptance speech

James Van Pelt, treasurer of Promoting Enduring Peace, introduces environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who in turn turn introduces the 2018 Gandhi Peace Award recipient, musician Jackson Browne on Friday, Sept. 14, 2018

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What a shame and a sham
Flake: "We’ve seen no additional corroborating information" https://t.co/I3u0J6OPCF
1 day ago
In a recent rally, @realDonaldTrump said he is now concerned for his sons falling victim to false sexual assault claims and that all men should now be afraid....I think the solution is simple. #MeToo #IBelieveHer https://t.co/LOEqSieOkX
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What a shame and a sham. He says he agrees with Sen. Collins that it's been a "thorough" investigation, while 1200 law professors have signed a letter that will be sent to the U.S. Senate that Kavanaugh should not be confirmed.
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KAVANAUGH FBI REPORT: Senate Democrats are discussing the FBI report into Brett Kavanaugh, which was submitted last night. The FBI did not interview Kavanaugh himself, nor the more than 40 people who say they can corroborate sexual misconduct claims against him. The FBI also did not look into whether Kavanaugh had lied to Congress, and the GOP says the report will be kept secret from the public.
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KAVANAUGH FBI REPORT: Senate Democrats are discussing the FBI report into Brett Kavanaugh, which was submitted last night. The FBI did not interview Kavanaugh himself, nor the more than 40 people who say they can corroborate sexual misconduct claims against him. The FBI also did not look into whether Kavanaugh had lied to Congress, and the GOP says the report will be kept secret from the public.
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Are we in a constitutional crisis yet? #unprecedented
1,200 law professors now opposing Kavanaugh's confirmation #wtf #omg #constitutionalcrisis
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It is easier to teach a young man not to assault a young woman than it is to teach a young woman not to be assaulted by young man.