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Henzman called for delaying a Supreme Court replacement vote

Henzman posted a September 2020 call for elected officials to wait until after inauguration day before voting on a Supreme Court replacement, directing readers to contact senators.

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Henzman posted a September 2020 call for elected officials to wait until after inauguration day before voting on a Supreme Court replacement, directing readers to contact senators. That day she also shared a Mary L. Trump tweet connecting the Court to racial justice, economic equality, climate change, LGBTQ rights, abortion rights, and #BidenHarris2020, plus a Call to Activism graphic. Mary Trump and Call to Activism wrote the shared language.

On September 20, 2020, Henzman urged elected officials not to vote for a Supreme Court replacement until after inauguration day and shared Mary Trump and Call to Activism posts.

Henzman urged senators to wait on a replacement vote

On September 20, 2020, Henzman posted a caption urging readers to tell elected officials “NOT to vote for a Supreme Court replacement until after inauguration day.” Her post also directed readers to a messaging service for contacting senators, making the timing of the replacement vote her stated focus.

Henzman shared Mary Trump and Call to Activism posts

Henzman also shared a Mary L. Trump tweet that linked Supreme Court concern with racial justice, economic equality, climate change, LGBTQ rights, a woman’s right to choose, and #BidenHarris2020. Mary Trump wrote those words; Henzman’s action was sharing them.

Henzman shared a Call to Activism graphic reading “WE OWE THEM BOTH SOME GOOD TROUBLE.” Call to Activism supplied the phrase.

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