Merrick Garland has repeatedly proven that he is not SCOTUS material. He is behaving as Biden's "wing man." The fact that he refuses to enforce federal law, yet is more than willing to treat parents who protest school boards as domestic terrorists is most enlightening. |
She has supported overthrowing the government. Supporting election fraud is wrong. She’s a PoS. |
Didn’t she say she would speak with the Jan 6 committee? Has she done so? |
Of course not. You see.... the standard is simple. If they are liberal Justices, or Justices who vote in a way which liberals approve, they are most deserving of protection. If they aren't liberal or don't vote the right way, they absolutely should be protested and threatened. |
Please! You lost all credibility because Thomas has literally been Trump’s wing man.
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She’s a total PoS. |
You are not very bright. You are completely blinded by partisan politics if you don’t see what she did is wrong. |
| According to the Court's own standards in Kennedy v. Bremerton these "protests" are quiet and private. |
No one is saying the justices should be threatened. And no one is threatening them. |
There is zero evidence she has done such a thing. None! |
No. That is not true. You assumed that it had to do with ideology. Under the standards they've set these "protests" are quiet, private and protected by the 1st Amendment. It doesn't matter which Justice it is. |
Hold up, how do you define "no one"? Because it is a fact that at least one of them has absolutely been threated. |
There's lots of evidence of that. What there isn't hard evidence of is that she leaked the abortion decision. She's just the most likely suspect on that. |
They weren't actually threatened. Dude turned himself in before doing anything. |
They already receive security and the Democratic congress overwhelmingly voted in June to extend that security to their immediate family members. They want the protests to stop, because they are a nuisance on their enjoyment of their property. Too bad, they already voted that kind of protest falls under first amendment. |