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Ever mindful of his self-interest, Trump has picked Brett Kavanaugh, who once wrote that he didn’t believe a sitting President should be subject to criminal investigation or prosecution.

Kavanaugh could be deciding vote on legal challenges to the Mueller investigation. pic.twitter.com/1b28UHharc

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) July 10, 2018

Brett Kavanaugh, 53, is Trump's second SCOTUS pick.

Like his first, he is virulently anti-abortion. Unlike his first, he was probably selected because he is on the record saying that presidents shouldn't be encumbered by lawsuits and indictments and such.

I guess once you become president, you should be seen as a god-king?

Trump enablers already saying his SCOTUS pick shouldn't answer questions at a Senate hearing. They say this was the rule for Ruth Bader Ginsburg in '93. We went back and looked: Turns out the real “Ginsburg rule” is... stating unequivocal support for abortion rights. #receipts pic.twitter.com/37J8891MVS

— Demand Justice (@WeDemandJustice) July 7, 2018

Turns out the push for Trump's SCOTUS pick to bypass a Senate Q&A session is yet another case of Republican hypocrisy.