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One year ago, then Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court after facing unsubstantiated allegations of sexual assault and weeks of vicious Senate confirmation hearings. Although the hearings concluded, the smears against Kavanaugh’s character did not.

The New York Times promulgated a story that sparked calls for Kavanaugh’s impeachment. Nearly every 2020 Democratic candidate called for Justice Kavanaugh to be impeached amid media attention of more unsubstantiated allegations.

Marking the anniversary Kavanugh’s swearing in, angry protestors gathered at the Supreme Court on Monday. Julio Rosas, a senior writer at Townhall, documented the displays of insanity. Here’s what he saw:

Warning: explicit language displayed in signs below. 

1. Women Dressed In ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Outfits

This woman was holding a sign that read, “Impeach the Rapists!” Many women dressed in crimson robes and white hats, costumes from the “The Handmaid’s Tale,” a TV show based on a Margaret Atwood novel of the same name.

2. Protestors Copying Rashida Tlaib’s Comment

During the lead-up to the House election, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), coined the term “impeach the motherf****r.” Protestors made signs copying Tlaib’s comment.

3. The Women’s March Signs

The Women’s March provided signage for protestors to carry. Some of the signs read, “It’s still Kava-nope” and “Women are still watching.” At the bottom of each sign read the hashtags, #ReclaimTheCourt and #ImpeachKavanaugh.

4. “Abort tRump” Signs

Pro-choice protestors carried signs that read “Abort tRump.”

5. Protestors Have Not Forgotten Merrick Garland

One of the co-presidents of the Women’s March reminded protestors that she has not forgotten about Merrick Garland, President Obama’s nomination to the court. She claimed that the investigation into Kavanaugh was a “sham.”

6. Protestors Shouted “We Believe You!” At Julie Swetnick

Protestors shouted, “We believe you,” at Julie Swetnick. Swetnick accused Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct and was represented by Michael Avanatti.

7. Protestors Blocking The Streets

Protestors blocked cars for being able to drive down the streets of DC. While blocking, they chanted “impeach the motherf*****r!”

8. Protesting Outside Mitch McConnell’s House

Protestors began screaming and singing outside of what they believe to be Senator Mitch McConnell’s D.C. residence. They carried signage that read, “Supremely Corrupt.”