As far as we can tell, the five conservative Supreme Court justices are standing firm for life

in the face of leftist violence and intimidation.

Senate Republicans are standing firm to oppose court packing, to oppose a law to permit abortion nationwide.

This is the hottest and most consequential political issue of my lifetime.

And Republican politicians in charge of law enforcement are completely dropping the ball.

Last night, the leftist mob showed up to Justice Sam Alito's house to intimidate his family

and pressure him to change his vote on overruling Roe v. Wade.

This is illegal.

They are in a residential neighborhood and what they are doing, protesting outside of Alito's

home to intimidate him and his family into changing his opinion, is illegal,

according to 18 U.S. Code Section 1507, it is illegal to protest in or near a building or residence

occupied or used by such judge, juror, witness or court officer. This is not some authoritarian

fantasy I'm having or some obscure provision of the law. This is a basic rule to protect the

integrity of our courts. Even the libertarians are calling for its enforcement. There's an article

in Reason.com pointing out that it is illegal for this mob to be doing this and law enforcement

should go in and enforce the law. Where's Glenn Youngkin? Where is the governor of Virginia?

Where's more importantly, where's federal law enforcement? Why aren't the psycho-leftists

who are threatening judges' kids in handcuffs right now? Whatever happened to peace through strength,

whatever happened to the rule of law, we're not talking about ordinary protests here either.

We're talking about what Chief Justice John Roberts called a singular and egregious leak

and violation of trust on the Supreme Court, followed by the doxing of judges who are now

visited by angry mobs as leftists bomb and vandalize pro-life centers around the country.

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