Ex-Trump advisers respond to Biden's 'extreme MAGA' claim: Leftists 'inciting violence' against SCOTUS
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Three former Trump White House advisers responded to President Joe Biden labeling his predecessor's political movement and supporters the "most extreme political organization that's existed in recent American history."
She added that host Sean Hannity showed via what she dubbed his "montage of lunacy" that leftists are resorting to incitement to force a political end in terms of intimidating Supreme Court justices to uphold the Roe v. Wade decision.
"It should not be an occupational hazard to work at the United States Supreme Court as a justice or to be a family member of one of those justices," she said. "It is American to disagree, to dissent, to protest. It is a crime to threaten people's lives."
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