SCOTUS justices face protests, paid sightings
SCOTUS justices face protests, paid sightings
WASHINGTON (NewsNation) — For service industry workers in the Washington, D.C. area, reporting the location of a Supreme Court justice out in public could net them up to $250.
Shut Down DC, a protest group in the capital, tweeted Friday that it would send people money via Venmo for any confirmed sightings of one of the listed Supreme Court justices. The tweet named Justices Brett Kavanaugh,…
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