I think we all know the answer to this. It certainly had that effect on Thomas:
Peter Baker
@peterbakernyt
If Kavanaugh makes it to the Supreme Court, will the searing confirmation process affect his approach to cases?
@adamliptak
Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh’s testimony raised questions about his neutrality and temperament, threatening the already fragile reputation of the Supreme Court as an institution devoted to law rather than politics.
A Bitter Nominee, Questions of Neutrality, and a Damaged Supreme Court
nytimes.com
Viz:
(And this was written before the second hearing/FBI follow up)
'Kavanaugh is this generation’s Clarence Thomas, so how will the senate respond?
Brett Kavanaugh will also be angry, bitter, and resentful if he reaches the Supreme Court.'
Thomas didn’t blame himself for having sexually harassed Anita Hill and other women. He blamed the Senate Judiciary Committee for calling him out on his actions, calling his confirmation hearing “a high-end lynching.
Neither will Kavanaugh blame himself for the assault he committed on Christine Blasey Ford at a party in high school, when he was 17 and she was 15. He’s already told the world in a 2015 speech to the Columbus School of Law that his school slogan, “What happens at Georgetown Prep, stays at Georgetown Prep . . . has been a good thing for all of us, I think.” He'll blame Democrats, liberals, and most especially, women for the humiliation he will suffer next week if he testifies in the follow-up hearing that Republicans hastily called for Monday.
He’ll carry the memory of the humiliation he has already suffered onto the court if he’s confirmed. Kavanaugh’s arch-conservative positions will harden into obsidian, the dark glass through which he will see every case brought before him. Just as Clarence Thomas has done before him, he will take out his resentments and bitterness on women, on workers, on voters, on immigrants, on African Americans and Latino Americans, on anyone coming before the court seeking relief from the power of men, corporations, and the state. His voting record will be almost indistinguishable from Thomas', which in case you've forgotten, was further to the right on many issues than that of Thomas’ friend mentor, Antonin Scalia.
www.salon.com/2018/09/19/kavanaugh-is-this-generations-clarence-thomas-so-how-will-the-senate-respond