Supreme Court Justice and admitted blackout drunk Brew Brett Kavanaugh, who was accused of lying repeatedly during his confirmation hearing, has issued his assurance that the Supreme Court will address its mounting ethical issues that have eroded public confidence in the once-esteemed institution, the Associated Press reports, because the public should take the word of an accused sexual assaulter.
Speaking at an Ohio conference of judges, court officers, lawyers and other judicial professionals, Kavanaugh told the audience that the nine justices recognize the declining public confidence in the Supreme Court and that he expected them to take “concrete steps soon” toward a public ethics standard.
“We can increase confidence. We’re working on that,” Kavanaugh said, adding, “There’s a storm around us in the political world and the world at large in America. We, as judges and the legal system, need to try to be a little more, I think, of the calm in the storm.”