As expected, Shrieking abortion supporters showed up at Brett Kavanaugh's home over the weekend

to scare his kids and to try to intimidate the justice into changing his vote on the

Dobbs case to overrule Roe v Wade.

The only reason the mob didn't show up to the home of Justice Sam Alito, who wrote the

leaked opinion is because the threats against him were so severe that the entire family was

moved to an undisclosed location. The angry mob was expected at Kavanaugh's house as well as

the homes of the other conservative justices because last week after a leftist activist leaked

the decision, a left-wing organization doxed the justices and published their home addresses.

Then, when the White House was asked about the leak and the doxing, the press secretary

refused to condemn the mobs. Speaking on behalf of the president, Jen Psaki actually said that

people are passionate and that the White House didn't have any official position on where people

protest. You can't even really call that tacit approval. Psaki was asked directly to call off

the dogs, at least to voice some modest disapproval of the mob showing up at the judge's homes,

and she shrugged her shoulders. This latest series of threats and intimidation against the

conservative justice as families and children is no surprise because, as I pointed out, the moment

the leak occurred, we are talking about people who kill little babies. There is no norm they will

not violate. There is no depth to which they will not sink. They know that the Supreme Court

reads the election returns and the opinion polls and they hear the mobs outside, so they're trying

to pressure them to switch their votes. But there is a silver lining to this storm cloud.

A silver lining that I also predicted last week, you know that I hate to say I told you so.

That is that the political effect of the leak and the threats and the mobs is favorable

to Republicans, favorable to conservatives, favorable to life. I'm Michael Nolzis, the Michael Nolshia.

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