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Someone was doxxing GOP senators during the Brett Kavanaugh hearing

Politico congressional reporter Burgess Everett reported Thursday that somebody was doxxing GOP senators (posting personal information like their home addresses and phone numbers online) during SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s hearing, and apparently doing it from a computer inside the Capitol.

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Caleb Hull is confirming the story.

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Philip Wegmann reports:

Somebody working from a House of Representatives office is editing the Wikipedia pages of Republican senators to post what looks like their home addresses.

Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and both Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch of Utah all had their home addresses posted online. It is called doxxing, and it is despicable.

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