Which one of the men in the photo above said the following? A U.S. senator's take today on the Kavanaugh nomination: "We got a little hiccup here with the Kavanaugh nomination, we’ll get through this and we’ll get off to the races."A hiccup, you see.Story coming. Follow @TheNVIndy. — Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) September 19, 2018 Or maybe it was some other white male Republican in the Senate, not on the Judiciary Committee. They're not taking this sexual assault issue seriously.

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