Hundreds arrested in multi-day protests of U.S. Supreme Court nominee

WASHINGTON – U.S. Supreme Court hopeful Brett Kavanaugh’s acknowledgment conference in a Senate this week was frequently disrupted as protesters were private from a conference room by police, with some-more than 200 people arrested.

In an scarcely heated part of polite insubordination on Capitol Hill, a four-day Senate Judiciary Committee conference was targeted for “creative resistance” by magnanimous romantic groups, pronounced Linda Sarsour, Women’s Mar house member.

Congress binds hundreds of hearings each year that are typically undisturbed proceedings. Sometimes though, they attract loud demonstrations.

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