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I support Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s SCOTUS nomination. Not due to her ideology, but rather her varied, impressive qualifications. The Constitution says Senators can “advise and consent.” This doesn't mean only vote for nominees if they will advance a specific partisan agenda.

10:38 PM · Apr 5, 2022

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Sweet. Wish you had a vote though.

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That is great, BB. Carry it all the way!

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She is the most qualified Supreme Court Justice in my lifetime. And I say this as an attorney, former Federal District Court law clerk, and member of the Supreme Court Bar.

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