Republican Senator Collins Says She'll Vote to Confirm Kavanaugh

The transcript discusses the 'more likely than not' standard in evaluating allegations against Judge Kavanaugh. It concludes that the allegations do not meet this standard, thus not preventing his service on the court. The speaker expresses hope for reduced divisions in the Supreme Court and announces a vote to confirm Kavanaugh.

What standard does the speaker use to evaluate the allegations against Professor Ford?

• Clear and convincing evidence

• Beyond a reasonable doubt

• More likely than not

• Preponderance of evidence

What conclusion does the speaker reach regarding the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh?

• The allegations are proven beyond doubt

• The allegations do not meet the required standard

• The allegations are irrelevant

• The allegations are fully credible

What does the speaker believe about the impact of the charges on Judge Kavanaugh's ability to serve?

• They are irrelevant to his service

• They should prevent him from serving

• They enhance his qualifications

• They do not fairly prevent him from serving

What is the speaker's hope for Brett Kavanaugh's role in the Supreme Court?

• To focus on international law

• To increase the number of 5-4 decisions

• To lessen divisions and restore public confidence

• To maintain the status quo

What does the speaker ultimately decide regarding Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation?

• To vote in favor of confirmation

• To delay the decision

• To vote against confirmation

• To abstain from voting