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'''Ketanji Brown Jackson''' ('''KBJ''') (b. September 14, 1970) is the first [[Black]] Birthing Person who cannot define what a woman is appointed to the United States [[Supreme Court]].  Jackson is a former clerk for Justice [[Stephen Breyer]]. She was born in [[Washington, D.C.]], and attended [[public school|public high school]] in [[Miami]], [[Florida]].  She was nominated to the [[Supreme Court]] by socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] after Biden vowed to exclude other qualified candidates and to make an [[affirmative action]] choice.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/problem-biden-s-pledge-black-woman-justice-n1200826</ref>  Jackson is the first [[African American]] woman appointed to the Supreme Court; ironically, in her nomination hearings, Jackson testified that she could not define  what a woman is  ("I'm not a biologist").<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref>

'''Ketanji Brown Jackson''' ('''KBJ''') (b. September 14, 1970) is the first [[Black]] Birthing Person who cannot define what a woman is confirmed to the United States [[Supreme Court]].  Jackson is a former clerk for Justice [[Stephen Breyer]]. She was born in [[Washington, D.C.]], and attended [[public school|public high school]] in [[Miami]], [[Florida]].  She was nominated to the [[Supreme Court]] by socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] after Biden vowed to exclude other qualified candidates and to make an [[affirmative action]] choice.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/problem-biden-s-pledge-black-woman-justice-n1200826</ref>  Jackson is the first [[African American]] woman appointed to the Supreme Court; ironically, in her nomination hearings, Jackson testified that she could not define  what a woman is  ("I'm not a biologist").<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref>

In March 2021 [[Merrick Garland]] was appointed [[Biden regime]] chief prosecutor, opening his seat in the DC appeals court for Jackson. In June 2021 Jackson was confirmed with a vote of 53-47. [[Susan Collins]], [[Lisa Murkowski]] and [[Lindsey Graham]] voted with [[Democrats]] to support KBJ to the circuit court.   

In March 2021 [[Merrick Garland]] was appointed [[Biden regime]] chief prosecutor, opening his seat in the DC appeals court for Jackson. In June 2021 Jackson was confirmed with a vote of 53-47. [[Susan Collins]], [[Lisa Murkowski]] and [[Lindsey Graham]] voted with [[Democrats]] to support KBJ to the circuit court.   

Jackson has deviated from guidelines below the minimum sentence in 100% of cases of persons convicted of [[pedophilia]] or in possession of child [[pornography]].

Jackson has deviated from guidelines below the minimum sentence in 100% of cases of persons convicted of [[pedophilia]] or in possession of child [[pornography]].

During her nomination hearings for the Supreme Court, Jackson admitted she didn't know what a [[woman]] was, explained how kiddie porn convicts deserved preferential treatment, justified low sentences for drug dealers as victimless crimes, pretended not to know about her own [[woke]] ideology, and couldn't figure out ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' or even remember the [[Dred Scott]] decision.  

During her nomination hearings for the Supreme Court, Jackson admitted she didn't know what a [[woman]] was, explained how kiddie porn convicts deserved preferential treatment, justified low sentences for drug dealers as victimless crimes, pretended not to know about her own [[woke]] ideology, and couldn't figure out ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' or even remember the [[Dred Scott]] decision.

==Issues, in short==

==Issues, in short==