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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson represents a troubling shift toward ideological decision-making rather than objective constitutional interpretation. The Court was never meant to function as a political body. It’s supposed to interpret the law, apply the Constitution, and protect individual liberty—not advance partisan viewpoints or echo media-style arguments. When judicial... show more

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