ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月24日 22時25分

Before Senator Heidi Heitkamp spoke to constituents in the tiny rural town of Petersburg, North Dakota, Mary Ann Dunbar confessed that she had reservations about Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court. But Mary Ann, 67, fretted that a vote against him could jeopardize @senatorheitkamp’s bid for a 2nd Senate term. “He’s probably going to win anyway, and if it makes the people of North Dakota happy, then I’d rather have her there,” she said. To block Judge Kavanaugh, Democrats almost certainly will need their entire 49-member caucus to oppose him, and then at least 1 Republican to break with his or her party. But @senatorheitkamp is 1 of 10 Democratic senators running for re-election in states won by @ドナルド・トランプ in 2016. As she tries to fend off a challenge from Representative Kevin Cramer, North Dakota’s at-large Republican congressman, she’s eager to promote her work on local issues. “One of the things that I do every day when I wake up and I think about what my job is in Washington, DC, is I think about rural America,” she said. As for her initial impression of Judge Kavanaugh, she said, “He seems to be a fairly standard conservative judge, and obviously highly qualified.” @timgruber took these photos in Langdon, Brocket and Nekoma, North Dakota — small towns @senatorheitkamp toured this month. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the senator, a prime example of why the Democrats' fight against Judge Kavanaugh faces almost impossible odds.

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