@CNN: RT @OutFrontCNN: Brett Kavanaugh’s former law professor, who testified to the Senate in support of Kavanaugh’s nomination, tells CNN’s @KateBolduan that the allegations against his former student should be investigated. “We need to hear from both sides.” https://t.co/TMSkTfxDeG https://t.co/cTKgVKQXTD

September 26, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Brett Kavanaugh's former law professor, who testified to the Senate in support of Kavanaugh's nomination, tells CNN's @KateBolduan that the allegations against his former student should be investigated. "We need to hear from both sides." https://t.co/TMSkTfxDeG pic.twitter.com/cTKgVKQXTD

— OutFrontCNN (@OutFrontCNN) September 26, 2018

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