Calvinball! Biden’s DEI pick accuses
fellow SCOTUS justices of being in the
bag for Trump
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 8/24/2025 5:05:24 PM
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson invoked a popular comic strip in an angry dissent, accusing her colleagues of being in the bag for President Donald J. Trump. The left-winger who was appointed by disgraced former President Joe Biden to fulfill his pledge to put a black woman on the SCOTUS has repeatedly shown that she lacks the intellect and temperament for the job with her emotional antics. Not that another example was needed, but Jackson served it up anyway, describing the court’s latest overruling of an activist lower court judge who blocked the ending of DEI-based grants at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as “Calvinball.”
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Calvinball! Biden’s DEI pick accuses
fellow SCOTUS justices of being in the
bag for Trump 31 replies
fellow SCOTUS justices of being in the
bag for Trump 31 replies
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Has she figured out yet what a woman is??