Trump Defends Kavanaugh Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
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The passage provides direct quotes from President Trump defending Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and dismissing allegations as political. It identifies specific public statements, media appeara President Trump publicly called the Kavanaugh accusations "totally political". Trump claimed the accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, never reported the allegation to authorities. Trump acknowledged diffi
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