claim: "we in the democratic party had no input into the locations of these hearings, nor did we have input into the process."
author: robert brown
evidence_1: claim not exactly right. robert brown · "we in the democratic party had no input  into the locations of these hearings, nor did we have input into the process.".
evidence_2: democrat from georgia. robert brown, a democrat from macon, is a georgia  state senator. ... "we in the democratic party had no input into the locations of  these hearings, nor did we have input into the process." — politifact georgia on  ...
evidence_3: oct 4, 2018 ... senate democrats seem to have hit a dead end on brett kavanaugh's ... those  nine people did not include kavanaugh himself, who denies the allegations, or  christine ... “we had many fears that this was a very limited process that would ...  the start of kavanaugh's confirmation hearings earlier this month.
evidence_4: get my offer ... anchor jake tapper asked if gutierrez was involved, or if  democrats were “just sitting by ... “very different process,” gutierrez replied. ... yet  as we reported at the time, those amendments were mostly technical. ... in the  end, no senate or house republicans voted for the affordable care act in its  final version.
evidence_5: may 15, 2018 ... chairman julian jones on the process to replace the late kevin kamenetz ... to  make these type of decisions — and did not require public input. ... everyone up  here has been elected to do a job and i think it's important that we do the job. ...  from the same party as kamenetz — a democrat — and who meets ...