The White House said it has “not seen violence” against Supreme Court justices, and stressed that it “does not support” violence and vandalism at churches and conservative organizations, as demonstrations continue amid fallout from the release of a draft opinion signaling the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Monday said the White House has “been clear” that President Biden’s position is that “we should not see protests that take the form of violence, that take the form of vandalism and that threatens anyone.”
“That has long been his position for his entire career and continues to be his position,” Psaki said.
Psaki said, though, that they “have not seen violence or vandalism against Supreme Court justices.”
“We have seen it at Catholic churches. That’s unacceptable. The president does not support that,” Psaki explained. “We have seen it at some conservative organizations. We don’t support that.”
