Yes, and I'm telling your right now that had Kavenaugh done that in a courtroom, he would have been perceived as hiding something. In my experience, juries like straight answers. They will buy BS from the lawyers, but they don't buy it from the witnesses.
No, this isn't hard. So let's review the record:
Senator Harris: Judge, have you ever discussed special counsel Mueller or his investigation with anyone?
Simple question. If I asked you that, what would you say? It is a simple question. Yes or no.
What does Kavenaugh do? Doesn't answer it. Starts stuttering. Gets flustered. WHY? Would you? Damn, almost all Americans have discussed it. What is so wrong in saying "Yes"? He can't do it though lol!
Next up...
Senator Harris: Have you discussed it with anyone at a certain law firm?
Kavenaugh's response to a narrowing of the scope (since you were so concerned about scope)? More stuttering. More evasiveness.
Why? Answer the question.
But he can't.
He responds, "Is there a person you talked to." lol
He is now afraid she knows something he wasn't prepped on. He is more concerned with giving the "right" answer instead of the TRUTHFUL answer. Bam.
She exposed him. Clear to see. All because he couldn't answer a simple question.