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From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.

This is the Daily.

Today, conservatives have been deeply divided about how to respond to allegations of sexual

assault against Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

Why that's starting to change?

It's Tuesday, September 25th.

Ross, before these allegations emerged against him, was there anything that essentially

all conservatives agreed on when it comes to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh?

They all agreed that he should be confirmed.

I think is the most reasonable way to put it.

Ross Douthen is an opinion columnist for the times.

Conservatives basically spent decades winning presidential elections, appointing Supreme

Court justices, and then being really disappointed with how those justices ruled.

Conservatives basically spent a period starting in the 70s and 80s trying to build a kind

of intellectual project that was associated famously with the Federalist Society to ensure

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