To go into this hearing without those documents is an undermining of the constitutional role to which we have all sworn an oath to uphold.
Richard Blumenthal: “To go into this hearing without those documents is an undermining of the constitutional role to which we have all sworn…”
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Blumenthal emphasizes the importance of documents for vetting a Supreme Court nominee.
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