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Former President Donald Trump, left, and Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Former President Donald Trump, left, and Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.Getty Images
  • At her confirmation hearings, Trump accused Jackson of being disrespectful to GOP senators.

  • Republican lawmakers asked Jackson questions that were really nicely, according to Trump.

  • Jackson's grilling by Republicans was described by the media as "hyperpartisan" and "poisonous".

The Independent reported that Donald Trump criticized Judge Jackson for how she responded to Republican questions during her Supreme Court confirmation hearings.

At a rally in Commerce, Georgia, on Saturday, Trump claimed that President Joe Biden's first Supreme Court nominee responded to GOP lawmakers with disrespect andhatred.

Trump said that Judge Jackson was disrespectful to Republican senators because she was asking nicely asked questions.

—Acyn (@Acyn) March 27, 2022

Jackson would be the first black woman on the Supreme Court.

The hearings were characterized by media outlets as "hyperpartisan", "poisonous" and "offensive".

The South Carolina Republican interrupted the judge as she answered questions, and Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin had to intervene.

During the questioning of Jackson by Cruz, the Texas Republican pressed her on her sentencing of child pornography offenders and Critical Race Theory, and the senator repeatedly asked her to follow the rules.

Jackson was accused of going soft on child pornography offenders. The fact-checkers say the criticism echoes conspiracy theories.

He claimed that Jackson was very proud of the ruling against him.

She always voted against me, and she brags about it, but I understand that she is very proud of the fact that she never once voted to support President Trump. Is that nice?

Jackson rejected claims that former White House counsel Donald McGahn could assert immunity from a subpoena to testify. From the past 250 years of recorded American history, Jackson wrote that Presidents are not kings.

On April 4, the Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on Jackson's nomination.

The original article is on Business Insider.

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