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Sen. Cory Booker's statement that supporters of Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh are "complicit" in "evil" drew criticism from senior Republicans who called the New Jersey Democrat's comment absurd and inappropriate
"It's hard to take statements like that seriously," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Tex
) said Wednesday in a floor speech. "To me, that's completely unhinged and detached from any reality
" Cornyn advised Democrats who are "engaged in this kind of superheated rhetoric" to "get a grip, get a grip
" Booker's comment at a news conference Tuesday could further inflame debate over Kavanaugh as red-state Democrats face pressure to support President Trump's second Supreme Court pick
Booker described the fight over Trump's nominee as a battle between right and wrong in which "there is no neutral
" "I'm here to call on folk to understand that in the moral moment there is no neutral," Booker said, as shown in a video clip posted on YouTube by the Republican National Committee
"In a moral moment there is no bystanders. You are either complicit in the evil, you are either contributing to the wrong, or you are fighting against it
" Booker continued with a reference to Psalm 23: "We are walking through the valley of the shadow of death
But that doesn't say, 'Though I sit in the valley of the shadow of death.' It doesn't say that I'm watching on the sidelines of the valley of the shadow of death
… It says I am taking agency, that I am going to make it through this crisis." "What in the world? [Booker] needs to get a grip," he said in a brief interview
"Everybody's trying to outdo everybody else." Booker's spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah) said Booker was resorting to "Armageddon-style rhetoric
" "This is really quite alarming rhetoric," Hatch tweeted Tuesday. "Just a few weeks in and it's already startlingly clear that Senate Democrats will not challenge Kavanaugh on substance (because they won't land a blow)
" Republicans want to confirm Kavanaugh before October, when the new Supreme Court term begins
Democrats have made a point of asking to review all documents from his time as a staffer in the George W
Bush White House and as a deputy to independent counsel Kenneth Starr, even if that means delaying the process
It remains unclear how several key senators will vote, including Democrats Joe Manchin III (W
Va.), Joe Donnelly (Ind.) and Heidi Heitkamp (N.D.), who represent states where majorities supported Trump in 2016
The three voted for Neil M. Gorsuch's Supreme Court confirmation last year. Donnelly and Manchin have announced they will meet one-on-one with Kavanaugh in the coming days, even as top Democrats refuse to participate in the custom until they resolve the dispute over the review of documents from Kavanaugh's career
The Democratic candidate for Senate in Tennessee, former governor Phil Bredesen, tweeted Wednesday that "someone has to step up and start putting an end to partisan bickering and rancor" over the Supreme Court nominee
"We Democrats have a chance to show leadership in this with Judge Kavanaugh's nomination," he tweeted
"Democrats should meet with him, make an assessment, and vote their conscience and not a party line
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NYU Washington, DC Wellness Resources - Duration: 2:48.
Welcome to Wellness at NYU Washington, DC! Our hope is that you have an enriching
experience here in DC, not just academically but personally, socially, and professionally.
Prioritizing your health, mental health, and wellness will
certainly play a role in helping you to achieve these goals during your time here.
Moving to, studying, and living in DC will involve significant adjustments to
new living situations, new classes, a whole new social scene,
and, for some students, even a whole new culture.
It's perfectly natural to go through various ups and downs during your time here.
The NYU DC Wellness Office is here to support you in any way we can with regard to your health and well-being,
including your mental health. Our services include individual counseling appointments,
consultations, help with referrals to specialists, including psychiatrists in the community,
emergency and crisis services, wellness workshops, and access to an array of wellness and mental health resources.
Our hope is that if and when you are feeling challenged, that you have a place you can go
for help and support. There are many reasons one might seek counseling or support
while studying away from home. You may be struggling with an ongoing issue or
experience an unexpected emotional difficulty or crisis. You may simply need
some advice, be curious about counseling, or be worried about a friend or classmate.
You can come in for one visit or schedule multiple appointments.
Regardless of what it is, we don't want you feeling alone and are here to help.
Confidentiality is an important aspect of our services and your privacy and
personal information is protected by law. Your wellness information may be shared
only if you request it to be in writing or in cases of extreme imminent life or limb risk to oneself or others.
The DC on-site Wellness Counselor's name is Gaby Grebski, who is a licensed clinical social worker.
Students can schedule an appointment with her via email at gaby.grebski@nyu.edu,
by phone at 202-654-8343, or by simply stopping by the Wellness Office
in room 222 on the second floor of the academic center. If you are in crisis or need immediate help after hours
- for instance, at nights, on weekends, or at other times when the Wellness Office is closed -
or the Counselor is unavailable, please remember the Wellness Exchange hotline
for immediate contact with a counselor. The number is 212-443-9999.
We invite you to take care of yourselves during your time in DC and reach out to Wellness
at any time during your stay here. You certainly do not need to be in crisis to stop by.
We try to maintain an open-door policy as much as possible.
We wish you a wonderful year ahead and welcome you to Washington, DC!
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