Amy Coney Barrett describes increased threats in plea for more Supreme Court security funding

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Justice Amy Coney Barrett explained the increased security threats she has received in recent years, including a swatting incident at her home, to the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, as she and Justice Elena Kagan ask for increased security funds for the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has asked for a roughly $228 million budget […]
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- ZeroHedgeSecret Service Official Sounds Alarm: "Threat Environment Highest Ever" As Assassination Attempts Explodeabout 2 months ago
- Live Action NewsSupreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett details post-Roe death threatsabout 2 months ago
- The Guardian — WorldTrump’s pick for attorney-general faces Senate hearing later today – US politics live2 months ago
- Fox NewsJOHN YOO: Barrett and Kagan’s safety plea exposes the left’s war on the Supreme Court2 months ago
- Resist the MainstreamBarrett Reveals Surprising Personal Story After Infamous SCOTUS Dobbs Leak2 months ago
- Google NewsTakeaways From Justices Kagan and Barrett’s Congressional Testimony on Supreme Court Security - The New York Times2 months ago
- Washington ExaminerFive takeaways from the Supreme Court’s big day on Capitol Hill2 months ago
- The FederalistDemocrat Responds To Threats Against SCOTUS Families By Accusing Justices Of Taking Bribes2 months ago
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- Takeaways From Justices Kagan and Barrett’s Congressional Testimony on Supreme Court Security - The New York TimesGoogle News
- Barrett Reveals Surprising Personal Story After Infamous SCOTUS Dobbs LeakResist the Mainstream
- JOHN YOO: Barrett and Kagan’s safety plea exposes the left’s war on the Supreme CourtFox News
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