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It sounds like he’s living on what he earns.
— Larry Noble, a former general counsel of the Federal Election Commission, commenting on the modest assets Judge Brett Kavanaugh revealed in his 2017 personal financial disclosure form. Kavanaugh listed two assets worth a maximum of $65,000, and a debt of about $15,000 on his 2017 personal financial disclosure. Per MarketWatch, Kavanaugh’s finances are “pretty mundane” compared to the average Supreme Court justice, most of whom are worth at least $1 million.
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