Kagan and Barrett Tell Congress Threats Are Out of Control
When two Supreme Court justices from opposite sides of the political aisle agree on something, you know things are wild.
Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett casually showed up to Congress to explain why the Supreme Court needs a massive security budget boost. Turns out, working at the highest court now comes with constant, chilling death threats and personal stalking.
They laid out disturbing details about what daily life looks like when high-profile rulings make you a target for angry mobs. It takes a serious level of public rage to get liberal and conservative justices walking arm-in-arm to ask for bigger bodyguards.
Bipartisan unity finally exists in Washington, and all it took was a shared fear for personal survival.
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