Why Brett Kavanaugh Could Undermine 4th Amendment Privacy and Support Social Media Spying and Censorship.

Sexual Harassment is a Media smoke-screen to distract from the draconian implications to privacy and censorship when Kavanaugh is appointed to the Supreme Court.  Read on to discover why both Democrats and Republicans are determined to see Kavanaugh's vote on the SCOTUS.

What the Media Refuses to Tell You About Brett Kavanaugh

As expected, the corporate media’s coverage of Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment process is disappointingly superficial. While there’s no doubt sexual harassment is a pressing issue in modern-day America, left-leaning establishment outlets and individuals alike are mired in these accusations, as well as partisan political divides as they fail to recognize Kavanaugh’s very troublesome record of court rulings—rulings that show his verifiable proclivity toward using the government to very literally harass the American people and the rest of the world.

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Kavanaugh White House Counsel: PATRIOT Act, "measured, careful, responsible, and constitutional approach"

Kavanaugh assisted in the effort to pass the Patriot Act and drafted a statement that President Bush incorporated in the bill signing. Kavanaugh wrote that the PATRIOT Act will “update laws authorizing government surveillance,” which he claimed, and President Bush then restated, were from an era of “rotary phones.” In fact, the PATRIOT Act weakened numerous U.S. privacy laws, including the subscriber privacy provisions in the Cable Act and the email safeguards in the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. Both laws were enacted after the era of rotary phones. Congress amended the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act after it was revealed that the White House had authorized warrantless wiretapping of Americans beginning in 2002.
https://epic.org/2018/08/kavanaugh-white-house-counsel-.html