Pro-life Senator Chuck Grassley is slated to president over a hearing today with Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Christine ford, the women making unproven allegations that Kavanaugh attempted to sexually assault her. In advance of the hearing, liberals are making threats against him and his staff.
Here’s a sampling of some of the threatening phone calls from anti-Kavanaugh liberals that Grassley has received:
The messages, which Grassley’s office shared with The Daily Caller News Foundation, track with a stream of threats and violence directed toward Kavanaugh, his accusers and Republican lawmakers.
“I hope you get raped so you can understand what that woman is going through,” one caller told a Grassley staffer.
“I just wanted to call and tell you that you are a piece of shit and Senator Grassley is a fucking piece of shit and he can’t die from a heart attack soon enough,” said another.
“You’re a disgusting excuse for a human being, and I don’t know how you can live with yourself,” a third caller said. “I hope you never have children because they’ll be just as worthless as you are.”
Ashley Estes Kavanaugh, the nominee’s wife, received several threats at her work email address. The U.S. Marshals Service is pursuing the matter, and confirmed an uptick in threats to the judge’s family after Christine Blasey Ford’s sexual assault allegation appeared in The Washington Post.
Kavanaugh and his family have also received horrific treatment, including death threats.
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“CBS News has confirmed that he and his wife have received multiple death threats, and that the U.S. Marshals are now investigating,” reported CBS congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes.
“Kavanaugh and his family have also received threats and hateful e-mails. But the source tonight saying, Kavanaugh remains determined and hopeful,” noted NBC White House correspondent Peter Alexander.
Yesterday, a third accuser made claims that Kavanaugh attended teen gang rape parties, including one where she was raped. But the claims Julie Swetnick makes in an affidavit are full of holes and, like those of Christine Ford and Deborah Ramierz, offer no proof, no evidence, no recordings, and not witnesses.
