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There are pro-Trump, pro-Kavanaugh people sprinkled in, too, tho they’re in the extreme minority. Teresa Golt, 51, retired LAPD, flew in from LA. “You talk to these women, they’re blaming Kavanaugh for something that happened to them 30 years ago,” she said. “He is a great man.”pic.twitter.com/8poAz86zwk

Daisy Sears, 22, Catherine Scudder, 23, & Lucie Vleugels, 22, from left, all of Annapolis, were going to go to the Renaissance Festival today. But having been disgusted by the Kavanaugh hearing and appointment all week, they decided to “storm the Capitol” instead, Vleugels said.pic.twitter.com/Wg6FStstuc

Vleugels said she wanted to be here for those friends who have been sexually assaulted and couldn’t be here, to add her voices to those of the survivors here. They say this protest doesn’t end today.pic.twitter.com/oMlQt8rsqC

There are people here from all over the region, like Sarah Keller, 42, and daughter Audrey, 13, from the Philly suburbs. “I know this is a forgone conclusion, but you can’t sit home,” Keller said. “Aggressive, partisan politics doesn’t belong on the Supreme Court.”pic.twitter.com/wbLGbN5RWb

That women and girls’ voices matter is a theme here. A small girl on her father’s shoulders holds a sign that says, “Shame. Get him out!” On the reverse side, the sign reads, “We will persist.” Underneath, in the 6-year-old’s own hand, it says, “girls mader too!”pic.twitter.com/NSxXBux067