Heritage President: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Not Qualified for Supreme Court

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Kentanji Brown Jackson Is a Radical Judge; Senators Should Reject Her Confirmation

WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden announced the appointment of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court today, appeasing left-wing special interest groups and fulfilling a campaign promise of using race and sex to determine his nominee. Heritage President Kevin Roberts made the following statement: 

“There are few decisions more important for a president than the selection of a Supreme Court nominee. President Biden has utterly failed, starting with his criteria for making this appointment. 

“Ketanji Brown Jackson is the most radical judge ever nominated for a seat on the Supreme Court. A review of her record and judicial philosophy reveals a deeply troubling pattern and raises questions about her ability to be a fair and impartial judge. 

“Her limited judicial record reveals that Jackson has consistently ignored the Constitution, twisting the law to favor certain outcomes. Judges should play a limited role in our government, yet Jackson’s far-left supporters want her to impose a political agenda that invents new rights or erases rights she doesn’t like. 


“Based on the information we already know, senators should reject her for this lifetime appointment.” 

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