Name: “Men for Others, My Ass”: After Kavanaugh, Inside Georgetown Prep’s Culture of Omertà
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“Men for Others, My Ass”: After Kavanaugh, Inside Georgetown Prep’s Culture of Omertà

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It’s late October, homecoming weekend for Georgetown Prep, class of ’83,the one that Brett Kavanaugh made famous, featuring P.J., Squi, Timmy,Tom, Tobin, Mark Judge, et al. Earlier today, the Hoyas football teamgave Kavanaugh, sporting a bright-red baseball hat, a hero’s welcome.Victory was in the air. Prep, as it’s known, was in the middle oftrouncing Episcopal, 24–6. Kavanaugh had finally clinched his seat onthe Supreme Court, after all those ridiculous attacks on his character.Now, the alumni have gathered in a generic, brightly lit room atPinstripes, a sprawling restaurant and bowling...

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