Women's March Releases Pre-written Statement On Trump's 'Extreme' SCOTUS Pick, Forgets to Fill In Name

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Jul. 09, 2018

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The Women's March rushed out a pre-written statement slamming President Trump's pick for the Supreme Court but forgot to fill in the pick's name.

The release instead says "XX" where a name was supposed to be slapped.

When you pre-write your press release slamming Trump’s SCOTUS pick but forget to add the name.... pic.twitter.com/5GiEJXMHUR
— Alex Pappas (@AlexPappas) July 10, 2018

UPDATED pic.twitter.com/w6zJS3x3SX
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) July 10, 2018

Howard Dean's Democracy for America did the same thing:

Somebody rushed this out! pic.twitter.com/ZRFqFi0ON0
— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) July 10, 2018

ABC News also criticized Trump's pick as "controversial" before it was made:

Real honest actors we've got here, folks!

UPDATE: The Democratic Party on their official Twitter account also flubbed it:

Oh man, @TheDemocrats really suck. That's Thomas Hardiman they photoshopped to look scary, not Brett Kavanaugh (via @thejcoop) pic.twitter.com/BzvqyJpFVh
— Brent Scher (@BrentScher) July 10, 2018

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