Beyond the Kavanaugh Scare: Dozens of Incidents Targeting Pro-Lifers Nationwide

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An armed would-be assassinโ€™s alleged attempt on the life of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh last week is part of a wave of violence, arson, vandalism, and intimidation targeting pro-life groups and government officials since the leak last month of a draft Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade.

There have been more than three dozen such incidents directed at crisis pregnancy centers and churches in at least 20 states and Washington, D.C., according to a tally maintained by LifeNews.com, an anti-abortion site.

These include:

  • The firebombing of a pro-life pregnancy center in suburban Buffalo on June 7
  • An arson attack including Molotov cocktails against the headquarters of the pro-life Wisconsin Family Action center in Madison on May 8
  • Graffiti with the threat, โ€œIf abortion isnโ€™t safe then you arenโ€™t either,โ€ spray-painted on the walls of centers in Washington state.
  • Extensive graffiti spray-painted on small rural evangelical churches in the Deep South, where some of the deacons protested their congregations were apolitical

A loosely organized group known as Janeโ€™s Revenge claimed responsibility for several of the attacks, including the apparent arson in Wisconsin and Buffalo. The group, which sometimes attaches the Antifa โ€œAโ€ symbol to its pronouncements, has called for a โ€œnight of rageโ€ over the pending Supreme Court decision, on a website called The Anarchist Library.

Another group, Ruth Sent Usโ€“its name evoking the late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburgโ€“has published the home addresses of conservative Supreme Court justices on Twitter. While not claiming responsibility for the disturbed gunman arrested near Kavanaughโ€™s house, it informed followers where his children and the children of Justice Amy Coney Barrett attend school.

Federal law expressly prohibits โ€œpickets or parades โ€ฆ in or near a building or residence occupied or used byโ€ any judge, and the House passed a bill this week to expand Supreme Court Police protection to justicesโ€™ families.

From EpochTimes.com

Byย James Varney

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Attacks on Churches, Pro-Life Organizations, Property, and People Since the Dobbs Leak on May 2, 2022 (as of 6/20/22)

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