Normally Podcast: Amy Coney Barrett Threats, Supreme Court Security, New York's AI Data Center Ban & the Return of Cigarettes
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The episode discusses the security threats faced by Supreme Court justices, particularly focusing on Amy Coney Barrett, and the implications of political intimidation.
Are America's Supreme Court justices facing an unprecedented wave of political intimidation? On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz examine the growing security threats against Supreme Court justices, including the swatting of Justice Amy Coney Barrett and renewed calls for increased protection after years of escalating political violence. They discuss whether threats against public officials are becoming normalized and why stronger enforcement may be needed.
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