@CNN: RT @AC360: Former presidential adviser David Gergen says the Kavanaugh confirmation “has left us for the first time I can remember with all three major branches of government: the White House, the Congress and the Judicial branch, now essentially defined by partisanship” https://t.co/RJH386Nqkp

October 8, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Former presidential adviser David Gergen says the Kavanaugh confirmation "has left us for the first time I can remember with all three major branches of government: the White House, the Congress and the Judicial branch, now essentially defined by partisanship" pic.twitter.com/RJH386Nqkp

— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) October 9, 2018

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