Re: “Sen. Angus King says he’ll vote ‘no’ on Kavanaugh’s nomination for Supreme Court” (Sept. 12):
As a former Portland school board member, I can identify with Sen. Angus King when he says that this is the most important decision he will ever make. I will remember until my dying breath the extreme difficulty I had to face when my colleagues and I had to select a new superintendent of schools.
A decision of this magnitude can affect many lives and for a long period of time. The consequences of an incorrect decision will potentially hurt citizens for many generations. Once done, there are no do-overs.
Sen. King totally realizes the gravity of this vote. I am confident Sen. King has done all the homework he possibly can do in reaching his decision. His vote is nonpartisan and reflects the fact that he is a very thorough and logical representative of the people of Maine.
I stand with Sen. King on his “no” vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
Richard Jorgensen
Portland
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