"Pro choice' group poses threat to Justice's kids

 

Jonathan Turley
@JonathanTurley
Pro-choice activists posted information on where Justice Barrett's children go to school. It is another example of our age of rage. It is an example of the rage addiction that has taken hold of many in the country...
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Pro-Choice Protesters Post School Information on the Children of Justice Amy Coney Barrett
Despite the alleged attempted murder of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the pro-choice group Ruth Sent Us descended upon the home of Justice Amy Coney Barrett and her family within 24 hours of the arrest.…
7:50 AM · Jun 11, 2022Twitter Web App
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Merv Benson
This looks like another attempt to intimidate the court by posing a threat to the children of one of the Justices. It points out how radical the abortion lobby has become.

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