Nope, it's a feminist thing.
Posted on 09/20/2018 1:47:39 PM PDT by detective
Dozens of protesters filled Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley’s office in protest of Judge Brett Kavanaugh Thursday to eat dozens of sandwiches and discuss their concerns with the Supreme Court nominee.
The protest comes after Grassley told the lawyers of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the woman accusing Kavanaugh of high school-era sexual assault, that if she wants to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee, she must have prepared testimony submitted by Friday morning.
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Video at link.
An Off-Broadway production of “Animal Farm” perhaps?
Protesting is hard work..................
Nope, it's a feminist thing.
Ping.
Soros usually provides a box lunch, including a sandwich, for his rent-a-mob protesters.
I’d like to tell that chick that women have small feet so they can stand closer to the stove and then run like hell
Eat a Hero, Be a Hero.
Knuckle sandwiches where not available?
The Left are nothing but children.
Was Michael Moore there?
I think this babe is of the opinion that all men expect all women to make them a sandwich or coffee on simple demand.
I have never asked a woman to make me a sandwich or coffee. These airheads have constructed for themselves a false picture of men, and made themselves believe it.
Sorry, babe, I would never ask you to make me a sandwich. It’d get wolfed down before it got to me.
How are these people getting in? When I visited the Capitol as a tourist in 1998, I had to get a letter from my representative’s office. I also had to surrender my camera when visiting the house chambers. Why aren’t the guards holding these people to the same standards, as well as whomever vouched for them?
They stampeded their way in.
Maybe they were just having a Faticus moment.
I would never eat a sandwich prepared by anyone who looks as nasty as she does!
OINK!
looks like a gathering of the dateless society of DC
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