This afternoon in the basement of a Lutheran Church one block from Capitol Hill, feminist groups hoping to block Samuel Alito’s confirmation to the Supreme Court met to organize their grassroots activists to “storm the Senate.” Fortunately, that storm seems unlikely to generate enough gust to keep Alito from being confirmed. The Feminist Majority Foundation, […]
This afternoon in the basement of a Lutheran Church one block from Capitol Hill, feminist groups hoping to block Samuel Alito’s confirmation to the Supreme Court met to organize their grassroots activists to “storm the Senate.”
Fortunately, that storm seems unlikely to generate enough gust to keep Alito from being confirmed.
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