Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Wore a Symbol
of Resistance to the Inauguration
Posted By: NorthernDog, 1/22/2025 10:22:29 AM
If you have to be somewhere you don’t want to be — like, say, the inauguration of Donald Trump — you may as well make it known you’re not down with the program. At least, that’s what it seems Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson did. Yesterday, during the inauguration, while Mark Zuckerberg was yucking it up with Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez and Elon Musk simply could not hold himself back from throwing a thumbs-up to the camera, Justice Jackson sat quietly. With her judicial robes, she wore a collar and a pair of earrings made up of cowrie
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Thankfully Biden only got 1 Supreme Court appointment. We don't need any more who always need to be making a statement of dissent.