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It appears that abortion activists are offering cash for the location of Supreme Court justices.

If the Supreme Court is so concerned about the 2nd amendment, perhaps they should be concerned about the 1st amendment.

If you vote for a blatantly corrupt and partisan Supreme Court decision, expect that people will be profoundly u amused by the results:

In a city where the hottest new restaurants feature globe-trotting flavors, creative cocktails and menus that change with the seasons, the Washington location of Morton’s the Steakhouse feels like a relic. Its lobster bisque and porterhouse chops recall a time when the nation’s capital was still thought of as a steakhouse town. But the downtown location of the national chain is suddenly finding itself relevant, though probably not as it might have liked, as the first known D.C. restaurant dragged into the protests over the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade.

Days after a handful of people gathered outside to protest Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, who was dining inside and left via a side door to avoid the crowd, the steakhouse is feeling the heat: A Morton’s corporate executive warned managers around the country to prepare for “a massive wave ... of negative response,” according to a report by Politico, as well as callers tying up the phone lines and people making fake reservations.

If you want to sign onto a corrupt and nakedly partisan opinion, it is not unreasonable to expect to encounter people who want to go medieval on your flabby white ass.

It comes with your territory.  Get over yourself.