Leftist Journalist Encouraging Violence Against Supreme Court Justices And Pro-Life Groups

Left-wing journalists really have a knack for inciting violence. Of course, they are always accusing conservatives of being radical and violent, but if recent history is anything to go by, namely the past two years, it is 100 percent the left who will do anything – including breaking federal law, to advance their agendas.

Caroline Reilly, who reports for Rewire News Group, said in a now deleted tweet, that more attacks should be carried out against pro-life groups and organizations after a pro-life group in Madison, Wis., was firebombed over the weekend.

It has been leaked that Roe v. Wade 1973 is set to be overturned by the five conservative Justices in the Supreme Court this summer. If it is overturned, abortion will again become illegal in the United States.

The Post Millennial adds:

Reilly in her Twitter bio boasts of writing for GQ, Town & Country, Vulture, Insidehook and others, says on her website that she is “an award-winning journalist,” and writes about “…reproductive health, men’s fashion, sex and more.” Her website also says that “…her scholarly writing on abortion access for young people earned national recognition.”

In her post, Reilly retweeted a New York Times article about the firebombing, which included a Molotov cocktail, and wrote, “More of this. May these people never know a moment of peace or safety until they rot in the ground.”

Reilly ended up deleting her Twitter account after she was inundated with angry responses.

Supreme Court Justices are being illegally picketed by pro-abortion supporters.

Douglas Blair, a news editor for The Daily Signal, during an interview with Fox & Friends called a protest outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh earlier this week one of the “scariest” things he had ever seen and noted that the protest looked as though it was intended to intimidate Justice Kavanaugh into changing his decision on Roe v. Wade.

 “This is an attempt at intimidation. And I think it really says a lot, too, that the Biden administration is willing to absolutely let these justices out to dry,” Blair told the program.

“They’re not going to say, ‘It’s not acceptable for you to go to somebody’s house and yell and scream.’ That’s not how we do it in this country,” he continued.

“I did not see Justice Kavanaugh. My hope is that he wasn’t home. My hope is that he was safe with his family somewhere else because it was genuinely one of the scariest things I’ve ever witnessed,” Blair continued.

“Watching these people yell and scream and try and change the vote of what is most possibly the most important vote in the history of this country: the right to live your life and to have a human being survive in the womb,” he said.

Again, federal law prohibits protests outside the personal residences of judges, justices, jurors and officers of the court.

In an op-ed, the Washington Examiner’s editorial board noted as much this week:

Passionate protests always have the potential to turn violent, which is why it definitely matters where they happen. It is one thing to protest outside city hall, a police station, or the Supreme Court. It is an entirely different act to protest outside a mayor’s personal residence or a police officer’s house.

This is why federal law prohibits picketing or parading in front of the home of a judge, juror, witness, or officer of the court under pain of up to one year in prison. Efforts to intimidate people within the legal system are an offense against judicial independence, a key prerequisite to democracy.