Judge Kavanaugh Starts With the Text of the Law, Ex-Clerk Says

The transcript discusses Judge Brett Kavanaugh's judicial philosophy, emphasizing his textualist approach to law and his independence. It highlights his evolving views on whether a sitting president should be investigated, suggesting Congress should legislate on this matter. The text also explores Kavanaugh's potential role on the Supreme Court, noting his persuasive writing and collegial nature. A comparison with Justice Anthony Kennedy is made, noting similarities in their respect for the Constitution and civility.

What is Judge Kavanaugh's approach to interpreting the law?

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How did Judge Kavanaugh's views on the investigation of a sitting president evolve over time?

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What role does Judge Kavanaugh believe Congress should play in holding a president accountable?

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In what ways does Judge Kavanaugh's judicial philosophy reflect his character and relationships with other judges?

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How does Judge Kavanaugh compare to Justice Kennedy in terms of judicial philosophy and personal values?

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