Brett Kavanaugh Critiques Food Options On Supreme Court Cafeteria Menu
Next thing you know, he'll get upset over the lack of beer.
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When I arrived, I noticed the cafeteria did not serve pizza. I thought, “What an outrage.” My legacy is secure. It’s fine by me if I’m ever known as the pizza justice.
— Justice Brett Kavanaugh, joking about adding pizza to the Supreme Court’s cafeteria menu as part of his newly assigned work on the high court’s cafeteria committee. Kavanaugh made this lighthearted commentary during a speech given before the Federalist Society that was sponsored by Facebook.
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