No reasonable person can believe that it`s appropriate to protest at the home of a sitting judge while there`s a case pending on the matter of the protest.
Tom Cotton: “No reasonable person can believe that it`s appropriate to protest at the home of a sitting judge while there`s a case…”
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Senator Tom Cotton condemns protests outside the homes of Supreme Court justices, arguing it undermines the judicial process.
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