URGENT: Kavanaugh was just confirmed by Committee

Brett Kavanaugh has been confirmed by the Senate Judiciary Committee. We must act now before the full Senate votes on him early next week. Call 615-823-8795 to tell your senators to reject Kavanaugh!

Identify the victim... Our democracy  The Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to advance the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, following calls from a bipartisan group of senators, the confirmation vote has been delayed a week to allow for a full FBI investigation into Kavanaugh -- but the clock is ticking. Now, the full Senate has the chance to decide Brett Kavanaugh's future and a vote could happen as early as next week. There's still time to send a message and demand he be rejected. This is our last chance to stop Kavanaugh and save the integrity of the Supreme Court. Call 615-823-8795 NOW, or text SCOTUS to 69866 and tell your senators to reject Kavanaugh! We are opposed to Kavanaugh's confirmation for a long list of reasons: He has shown over and over again that he sides with corporate polluters over people and agencies trying to protect the environment. He has not supported a woman’s right to make her own healthcare decisions. He has lied under oath. He has been accused of sexual assault by three women. He believes the President is above the law -- convenient for Donald Trump, who is currently under federal investigation. His belligerent behavior during the hearing proves he does not have the temperament to be a Supreme Court Justice. And that's just what we know so far. The entire confirmation process has been a sham, with the GOP refusing to release millions of documents that could tell the American people what kind of Justice Kavanaugh would be. Time is running out to stop Kavanaugh. Call 615-823-8795 to tell your senators to reject Kavanaugh! - Courtney Hight, Director Democracy Program, Sierra Club P.S. After you call, share this alert on social media and make sure your friends and family have a chance to make their voices heard as well.