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Why has Dianne Feinstein not been censured for withholding evidence during Kavanaugh's hearing?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 41173011:MV8zOTA2NTgyXzcwNDM1OTI2XzU2M0MzQjYx] why is there no call for her impeachment [/quote]
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Seems to me that she should be formally censured for withholding evidence throughout the long hearings and then using it as a disruption after the fact.
If she believed that this letter would change the course of the Kavanaugh hearings, why did she withhold it? And why is the Senate taking this without a complaint?
She sits on the Senate Judiciary committee and did not disclose the contents of this letter to her fellow members. Later, when it is too late, she brings up this vague and strange letter.
Either she should have entered it into discussion during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings, or she should have ignored it as too vague, too silly (no date, no year, no location, and not possible to validate), and moved on.
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