document: What’s in Kavanaugh’s ’82 calendar: sports, movies, parties
In detailed calendar pages provided to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh listed in green-and-white squares the activities that filled his summer when he was 17 years old — exams, movies, sports and plenty of parties.
The calendars were submitted by Kavanaugh’s lawyers as evidence as he prepares to testify Thursday in response to allegations from Christine Blasey Ford, who says he sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers and when he was drunk. Kavanaugh denies the allegation. The calendar pages are from the summer of 1982, which is when Ford says she believes the assault occurred.
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