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  1. 2 Jul 2018

    Amy Coney Barrett has written that judges don't have to uphold decisions they personally think are wrong. She does not belong on the highest court in the nation.

    5 replies 12 retweets 9 likes
  2. 2 Jul 2018

    Trump has told us repeatedly that he intends to nominate a justice who will overturn and criminalize abortion. We believe him, don't you?

    46 replies 230 retweets 235 likes
  3. 9 Jul 2018

    Any of my Washington D.C. friends, if you can get your hands on a sign for our classroom , that would be great. * Bonus points if you find a or sign.

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  4. 2 Jul 2018

    Trump promised to only appoint biased justices who will overturn Roe v. Wade. Amy Coney Barrett is at the top of that list.

    35 replies 159 retweets 165 likes
  5. 2 Jul 2018

    Trump SCOTUS shortlister Amy Coney Barrett fights for the wealthy and the powerful over the rights of all. She doesn’t belong on the highest court in the nation.

    1 reply 3 retweets 1 like
  6. 21 Oct 2020

    Revealed: ex-members of Amy Coney Barrett faith group tell of trauma and sexual abuse

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  7. 22 Sep 2020

    We need deep *personal* oppo on Barrett and we need it NOW. I know it's out there. Time to share!

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  8. 2 Jul 2018

    To make it onto Trump’s SCOTUS short list, Amy Coney Barrett had to pass Trump’s litmus test - which means she poses a major threat to and our health care.

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  9. 13 Oct 2020

    It's like making an intern the CEO.

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  10. 2 Jul 2018

    Trump has repeatedly reminded us that he wants SCOTUS justices who will overturn Roe v. Wade. Amy Coney Barrett fits that bill. To protect our reproductive rights, we must and

    14 replies 68 retweets 82 likes
  11. 2 Jul 2018

    As a judge, Barrett sided against an African American worker in favor of a company’s “separate-but-equal arrangement,” flying in the face of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Now, she’s up for a seat on our nation’s highest court.

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  12. 2 Jul 2018

    Trump SCOTUS shortlister Amy Coney Barrett has criticized the Miranda decision, which requires that anyone who is arrested has to be informed of their rights, including their right to an attorney.

    5 replies 120 retweets 95 likes
  13. 26 Sep 2020

    Could not be more proud... RT : Activism expectations vs. activism reality Save voting rights, abortion access, LGBTQI+ rights, & my sanity(all at once!) Make your own at

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  14. 2 Jul 2018

    say it with us: Y I K E S

    Amy Coney Barrett has been perfectly clear—she wants to overturn . She also belongs to a group that both refers to women as “handmaids” (no, we're not joking) & believes that husbands are in charge of their wives. She's on Trump's shortlist.
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  15. 13 Oct 2020

    Barrett. Is. Anti-abortion. Full stop.

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  16. 25 Oct 2020

    Going to bed mad at Senate Democrats. Please find an arcane rule. And .

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  17. 2 Jul 2018

    Since Barrett is on Trump’s shortlist, we know she satisfied his litmus test and will, if confirmed, “automatically” overturn Roe v. Wade and work against accessible and affordable health care. That's completely unacceptable.

    3 replies 5 retweets 19 likes
  18. 2 Jul 2018

    Barrett later appeared to call into question whether the Alliance Defending Freedom really is an anti- group by depicting its hateful record and reputation, well-known to civil rights communities, as a matter of “public controversy.” Charming! 😒

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  19. 2 Jul 2018

    Amy Coney Barrett isn’t just opposed to women’s constitutional right to have an abortion - she’s also fought efforts to ensure that all women have access to contraceptives.

    6 replies 18 retweets 25 likes
  20. 2 Jul 2018

    Amy Coney Barrett has made public her avowed views about “marriage & family founded on the indissoluble commitment of a man and a woman”. As a Supreme Court justice, we wonder how she would reconcile those beliefs with 's decision in Obergefell. 🤔

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