In a tweet today, Laura Ingraham responded after CNN attempted to downplay the murder plot against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
“CNN just mentioned that the Supreme Court security funding passed the Senate after a man had ‘made threats’ against Brett Kavanaugh.”
“It was a plot to murder him.”
CNN just mentioned that the Supreme Court security funding passed the Senate after a man had “made threats” against Brett Kavanaugh.
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) June 14, 2022
It was a plot to murder him.
As U.S. House Rep Steve Scalise (R-LA) noted in a tweet:
“BREAKING → 27 House Dems voted against providing security for Supreme Court Justices’ families.”
“They did this as Dems encourage protests at the Justices’ homes and a would-be assassin was caught at Kavanaugh’s house.”
“Will the media ask them about this threat to democracy?”
Jake Sherman listed the 27 Democrats who voted against the bill:🚨 BREAKING → 27 House Dems voted against providing security for Supreme Court Justices' families.
— Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) June 14, 2022
They did this as Dems encourage protests at the Justices' homes and a would-be assassin was caught at Kavanaugh's house.
Will the media ask them about this threat to democracy?
“The SCOTUS security bill has passed the House 396-27.”
“All nos were Democrats. Here is the list. The bill will now go to President @JoeBiden for his signature.”
The SCOTUS security bill has passed the House 396-27.
— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) June 14, 2022
All nos were Democrats. Here is the list.
The bill will now go to President @JoeBiden for his signature. pic.twitter.com/9wUcjphmas
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