Nets Ignore Leftist Abortion Activists Doxxing SCOTUS Home Addresses

It was discovered that Ruth Sent Us is a pro-abortion leftist group. This refers to the deceased Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

A National Review report says that the following: “in collaboration with Vigil for Democracy, Ruth Sent Us generated and posted a Google Maps graphic pinning”Labeling the map and homes for the six justices “where the six Christian fundamentalist Justices issue their shadow docket rulings.”

Despite this revelation that a group of rabid leftists are planning to march on the homes of six conservative Supreme Court Justices, the networks couldn’t be bothered to report this, or even who was behind it. 

CBS Evening News came the closest in their report on the pro-abortion protests and riots around the country, with senior White House correspondent Ed O’Keefe reporting that the “nine justices are also under heavier security. CBS News learned that general threats to violence are increasing against them. Their home locations have been shared online,And they’re receiving more targeted personal phone threats.” Yet no mention of who shared the justice’s home addresses online. 

ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly NewsThey acted as if the whole thing never took place. CBS at least acknowledged the incident. 

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy was able to provide basic journalism as usual. Special Report That “abortion activists are organizing protests at six private residences of Supreme Court justices all marked on a map published on their website calling themselves ‘Ruth Sent Us’.”

Doocy reports that abortion activists are planning to march. “Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at the homes of the six extremist justices three in Virginia, and three in Maryland.”  

Proving most of these leftist protesters are nothing more than what the late great Rush Limbaugh described as “rent-a-mobs”, Doocy reported the event organizers are “offering to pay people to show up, advertising ‘stipends available’.”

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To read the relevant transcript of each segment click “expand”: 

FNC’s Special Report
5/5/2022
Eastern, 6:04:19

PETER DOOCY: Abortion activists are organizing protests at six private residences of Supreme Court justices all marked on a map published on their website calling themselves ‘Ruth Sent Us’ as a nod to the late Justice Ginsburg organizers write announcing walk by Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at the homes of the six extremist justices three in Virginia, and three in Maryland. If you’d like to join or lead a peaceful protest let us know. At this time, it is not known who the financial backers of the group are. But they are offering to pay people to show up advertising, “stipends available”. A new non-scalable fence now surrounding the Supreme Court isn’t enough for concerned lawmakers. A new bill will give the Supreme Court power to protect potentially threatened justices around-the clock. 

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DOOCY: Now, White House officials balance expressing their preference policy with the safety of the public. 

DOOCY: Do some of these justices have children? Their neighbors may not be all public figures. So, would the President consider waiving activists who want to enter residential areas in Virginia or Maryland? 

JEN PSAKI: Peter, look, I think our view here is that peaceful protest, there’s a long history in the United States and the country of that and we certainly encourage people to keep it peaceful. 

CBS Evening News
5/5/2022
Eastern at 6:32 p.m. 

ED O’KEEFE: Good evening, Norah. The national resonance of the draft majority opinion regarding abortion rights’ future continues. There are now growing concerns over the possibility of political violence against Supreme Court justices. Lockdown of the Supreme Court. The building is now surrounded by eight-foot high fencing. 

Every entry point is blocked for vehicles. There are more officers patrolling, which is a sight that is reminiscent of Washington after the attacks on January 6. They are under greater security. CBS News reports that threats of violence are being made against them. They have had their home addresses shared online and are receiving targeted threats by phone.Justice Samuel Alito was the author of today’s leaked majority draft opinions. He has cancelled his appearance in Nashville. Public events are being cut by the other justices.