Some of Washington, D.C.’s top attorneys, Justice Department leaders and Trump administration insiders were at the White House Monday evening for Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s ceremonial oath-taking.
Top names in Washington’s legal community, including Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Arnold & Porter’s Lisa Blatt, crowded into the East Room as retired Justice Anthony Kennedy, whom Kavanaugh replaces, delivered the ceremonial swearing-in. Kavanaugh was already privately sworn in at the Supreme Court Sunday.
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