These 27 Democrats voted against extra security for Supreme Court justices
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The House voted overwhelmingly for a bill enhancing security for Supreme Court justices' families on Tuesday. All 27 votes against the bill were from Democrats.
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Tuesday's vote comes just days after a man threatened to kill Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Many Democrats voted against the bill saying it wasn't broad enough.
By Devan Cole, CNN When the House passed a bill extending security protections to Supreme Court justices’ immediate family members with overwhelming bipartisan support on Tuesday, it did so over the objections of seven Democratic members from New Jersey, who took issue with the measure’s scope.
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., said it's "unbelievable" that a bill to provide extra protection to Supreme Court justices would be opposed by 27 House Democrats.
The House voted overwhelmingly for a bill enhancing security for Supreme Court justices' families on Tuesday. All 27 votes against the bill were from Democrats.
