Mitt Romney is insane to vote to confirm
Ketanji Brown Jackson
Posted By: Hazymac, 4/6/2022 5:26:52 PM
Mitt Romney is thoroughly damaged by Trump derangement. This has been evident for a long time over the last four years, but his vote to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson is a bridge too far. For a man of the Mormon faith to accept a judge who is perennially partial to purveyors of child pornography is incomprehensible. How does a man with five sons and twenty-four grandchildren suffer from the same blind spot as Judge Jackson? Only his hatred of all things Trumpian, like common sense, can explain such an appalling breach of American values, let alone Mormon values. He is a carpetbagger, but he represents the state
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Some of my old LDS friends in Nashville would, I believe, call Willard a "jack Mormon."