During the second day of the Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Lindsey Graham questioned the nominee on her faith and judicial record before storming off. Graham made it clear from the beginning that he was not in favor of Jackson's nomination. Graham said Childs nomination was mishandled by the radical left wing of the Democratic Party and that he and other GOP lawmakers would have supported the judge. Graham said that the attacks against Judge Childs were vicious. Jackson speaks on abortion, her faith, and Gitmo. Judge Jackson doesn't have any judicial philosophy per se. Graham said that someone on the left believes you do, or that they spent the money to have you in this chair. Graham rounded up GOP grievances and said that conservatives are focusing more on philosophy than race. The media will be your biggest cheerleader. Graham said they have the right to pick who they want to pick. There won't be a constant attack on you like with judge Kavanaugh and other conservative judicial appointments. They won't ask about where you go to church. Graham told Jackson that nobody is going to do that if they know what kind of groups you are in in church, how you decide to raise your kids, and how you believe in God. That is a good thing. You are the beneficiary of a lot. You are the beneficiary of Republican nominees having their life turned upside down. Christine Blasey Ford, a professor of psychology, accused the nominee of sexually harassing her. The Federal Bureau of Investigation received thousands of tips but chose not to investigate them and instead sent them to the White House. In a letter, an FBI official said that she was concerned that the Trump administration may have under investigated or dismissed the tips. Graham spent a lot of time circling her faith and how she engages with it after telling Jackson that she wouldn't bevilified for her faith. How faithful would you say you are on a scale of one to ten? Jackson said that her faith was very important to her and that she was a non-denominational Protestant. Jackson said that she was reticent to talk about her faith in public interest and the groups who expected her to separate her personal views from her faith. Graham focused on Jackson's record as a public defender for Gitmo and how she referred to the Bush administration as "war criminals" in a brief written years ago. The Senate Judiciary Committee Chair added context to Graham's statements. On the issue of Gitmo, 39 people remain. $450 million per year is what it is. Each of these people is being held at a cost of $12 or $13 million a year. The amount would be dramatically less if they were sent to the supermax federal prison in Colorado. Graham asked the Democrat if he supported the imprisonment of Gitmo prisoners. According to several international and domestic human rights groups, the center of violating the Third Geneva Convention, the International Covenant for Civil and Political Rights, the Convention Against Torture, and customary international law has been found in the center of the prison camp. Jackson said that her job as a public defender was in the constitution. Graham said he hopes they all die in jail if they go back to kill Americans. If 39 of them die in prison, it will not bother me. If it costs $500 million to keep them in jail, they will go back to the fight. The Afghan government is made up of former Gitmo inmates. The whole thing by the left about this war is not working. The senator said that Jackson's answers raised red flags for him and that he would not vote for the nominee. Jackson is a judge on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and would be the first Black woman to preside over the high court. Lindsey Graham storms off during the SCOTUS nominee hearing. During the first day of her confirmation hearings, Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson said that if she is confirmed to the high court she will work to support and defend the Constitution and this grand experiment of American democracy. During the second day of her confirmation hearings, Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson responded to accusations that she handed down light sentences to people convicted of child pornography charges. As a mother and a judge who has had to deal with these cases, I was thinking that nothing could be further from the truth. The zero-cost solar program has no hidden charges and you can qualify now. As they consider Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown, Republicans have renewed their concerns over court packing. At a dinner event at his Mar-a-Lago resort, former President Donald Trump said that he was a progressive. Lindsey Graham asked President Biden's Supreme Court nominee about her religious faith, her defense of the prisoners at Gitmo and whether she was a Muslim. Become a leader in data science with UC Berkeley I School's online master's program. GRE scores are not required to apply. Lindsey Graham grills Judge Kentanji Brown Jackson on everything from her religious beliefs to her knowledge of what he called a left-wing effort to destroy him. (March 22) The Republican suggested to Jackson that it was a coincidence that only 2 of the 114 Supreme Court justices were black. The New York Police Department announced Tuesday that Lauren Pazienza, the woman accused of shoving a beloved singing coach to her death, had turned herself in. She was charged with manslaughter after she allegedly pushed a woman while running down a New York City street. Some of the best company responses will be seen on social media. A nude photo of a woman with her butt in the nude was posted on the social networking site. Fasting, yoga, boxing, and spin classes help her stay in shape. The Indiana senator said that was the beauty of the system. Critics of Jordan have not forgotten. Large-scale battles are realistic. The most famous battles of the war. Become a pilot, crew leader or infantry squad commander. A woman visiting a Disney park on TikTok said that she was wearing a dress code and was asked to wear a new shirt. During the Supreme Court confirmation hearing Tuesday, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, questioned Judge Jackson about her research on race and the impact it has had on society. The buck will be happy once his ears stop ringing. There are 21 tips to upgrade your shopping experience. The second day of Supreme Court nomination hearings began with Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson defending herself against Republican accusations that she had been too soft on child porn offenders. During the first day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said Republican charges that Jackson was soft on crime were baseless. A yacht believed to be owned by a former KGB agent has been stuck in Norway for over a month because local suppliers won't refuel it. Humanitarian corridors for civilians would be opened if Ukrainian forces surrendered by the deadline, according to a Russian official. Lloyd Austin said that Putin has not been able to achieve the goals he wants to achieve. The senator walked out of the hearing after he invited the remaining Gitmo Bay prisoners to die in prison.GOP grievances on faith and terrorism appear in Graham's line of questioning
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