Washington Times

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Most voters oppose pro-choice protests at Supreme Court justices’ homes, poll finds

More than three-fourths of voters say publishing the home addresses of Supreme Court justices is wrong and not an acceptable way of protesting the possible overturning of the Roe v. Wade decision, which made abortion a national right.

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Protesters Gather Outside Supreme Court Justices' Chevy Chase Homes

Protesters assembled outside the MD homes of Justices Brett Kavanaugh and John Roberts after the leaked draft opinion on Roe v. Wade.

Hot Air

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Sunny Hostin: If the justices are entitled to privacy in their homes, why aren't women entitled to privacy in abortion?

Because … there’s another human life at stake in abortion? If keeping protesters away from the homes of Supreme Court justices meant that some innocent person would die as a result, then I...

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Mediaite

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Sunny Hostin Compares Justices’ Claim to Right to Privacy from Protests to Women’s Right to Privacy to Have An Abortion

The View co-host Sunny Hostin on Monday compared Supreme Court justices’ claim to the right to privacy from protests outside their homes to a woman’s right to privacy to have an abortion.

LifeNews.com

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The View Defends Doxxing, Threatening Supreme Court Justices: It's Free Speech - LifeNews.com

According to ABC’s vile coven known as The View, if you’re against the left doxxing the addresses of conservative justices and threatening mobs assailing their homes, then you’re against the First Amendment. That was essentially the argument co-host Sunny Hostin made on Monday as she proceeded to claim the justices were against the right to […]