🚨 Women for America First will be all hands on deck the next few weeks to help stop the confirmation of radical Judge #kentanjibrownjackson to #SCOTUS.
Pls sign up at WFAF.org & follow us here to get plugged in & help #stopkbj nomination.
This radical judge is soft on convicted pedophiles & represented terrorists at Gitmo, even after leaving public defender’s office & going into private practice.
She puts convicted felons above our most vulnerable, children.
We need your help to stop this nomination. Stay tuned #scotushearings
🚨 Women for America First will be all hands on deck the next few weeks to help stop the confirmation of radical Judge #kentanjibrownjackson to #SCOTUS.
Pls sign up at WFAF.org & follow us here to get plugged in & help #stopkbj nomination.
This radical judge is soft on convicted pedophiles & represented terrorists at Gitmo, even after leaving public defender’s office & going into private practice.
She puts convicted felons above our most vulnerable, children.
We need your help to stop this nomination. Stay tuned #scotushearings
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