Good morning from Washington, where the mob marched to Justices John Roberts’ and Brett Kavanaugh’s homes Saturday night. Doug Blair reports, while Josh Hammer urges the Supreme Court justices to stay firm and overturn Roe. What’s up with the enormous attention to White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki’s departure? Sean Spicer discusses with Rob Bluey on the podcast. Plus: Christian employers fight the federal government, and Jarrett Stepman analyzes why leftists are so concerned about the Supreme Court. On this date in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson issues a proclamation establishing the first national Mother’s Day holiday, to express “our love and reverence for the mothers of our country.”
If the American Founding-era idea of a "government of laws, not of men" means anything at all, it means that the judiciary cannot be subject to mobocracy, the likes of which Lincoln warned about.
In the last half-century, the left has relied on courts to force through its cultural ideas without a popular mandate. Losing control of that process is causing Democrats to panic.
Hospitals, fire stations, or other designated emergency locations serve as 24/7 drop-off points for those seeking both immediate care and long-term parenting support for an infant.
The protesters, who went to Justices Brett Kavanaugh's and John Roberts' homes, made their way around the neighborhood, chanting “We won’t go back!” and “Codify abortion rights!”
