House Passes Bill to Expand Security Protection of SCOTUS Justices’ Families — 27 Democrats Voted ‘No’ Against Protecing SCOTUS Justices

The House of Representatives finally passed a bill on Tuesday that would provide expanded security protections to the immediate family members of the Supreme Court justices in the wake of the alleged assassination attempt against Justice Brett Kavanaugh last week.

The bill, Supreme Court Police Parity Act, passed the House by a 396 – 27 vote margin. 205 Republicans voted in favor of the bill while 3 did not vote. Meanwhile, 191 Democrats voted in favor, 2 did not vote, while 27 voted “no” to the legislation to provide protection to SCOTUS justices and their family members.

[i]There was already a law on the books that should have done the job.
But, Merrick Garland is a democrat, and we all know how democrats feel about enforcing law.

The really striking thing is that 27 democrats voted against security for the justices!
That's gonna look good on their resume, eh? [/i]

AbbeyRhode · F

It makes sense that, since it's the Democrats inciting and encouraging all the violence, they have no interest in protecting the targets of that violence. Even they know that they are the party of hate and brutality, and have little to fear from the other party.