Amy Coney Barrett's Conservative Voting Record Dropped Sharply After Dobbs Leak Threats

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"Before Dobbs, she voted with conservative position in 81% of unanimous cases. Since then, that number was dropped sharply into the 50 to 60% range. If the threat of violence or intimidation can move a justice's vote on fundamental issues, we have a constitutional crisis on our hands."

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's voting record shows a dramatic shift from 81% conservative votes before the Dobbs leak to 50-60% afterward, coinciding with violent threats including swatting and requiring bulletproof vests. The host argues that if threats can alter Supreme Court decisions on birthright citizenship and election procedures, judicial independence has collapsed and Barrett should resign rather than let fear influence her rulings.