Judge Jackson would be the most experienced justice on the Supreme Court, but Republican senators are trying their damnedest to make her look bad.
When Cory Booker , the dad joke king of the committee, was up to speak, he mentioned “the vaunted holiday of Festivus,” a celebration invented by the writers of, that includes an annual airing of grievances.
Circuit Court, the second most powerful court in the country, proved that he was still mad about the half-assed investigation into allegations that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted multiple women.
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