Pro-life group says Kavanaugh's alleged would-be assassin 'acted' on Schumer's words
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An anti-abortion group says that the man who's being charged with the attempted murder of a Supreme Court Justice “apparently acted on the incendiary words of Sen. Chuck Schumer.”
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"Today, an abortion advocate apparently acted on the incendiary words of Sen. Chuck Schumer that Justice Brett Kavanaugh ‘will pay the price.’ The inflammatory rhetoric of the left is leading to violence. It’s time for the Biden administration to publicly call for abortion advocates to turn down the temperature," the Created Equal statement reads.
Schumer said in March 2020 in a speech outside the Supreme Court that Kavanaugh has "released the whirlwind and you will pay the price."
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