Jackson Accuses SCOTUS Of ‘Partiality’ She And Her Fellow Liberal Justices Are Guilty Of

[Sunsettommy]

Some justices are indeed highly partisan......

This means they are not ruling based on the law it is to further an agenda twisting the meaning of the law.

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The Federalist

Jackson Accuses SCOTUS Of ‘Partiality’ She And Her Fellow Liberal Justices Are Guilty Of

If Jackson and her liberal colleagues had any interest in the Supreme Court avoiding ‘the appearance of partiality,’ they’d cut their left-wing political theater.

By: Shawn Fleetwood
May 05, 2026

Excerpt:

ne really has to admire the hutzpah of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Not only is she comfortable signing off on some of the most asinine opinions imaginable, but she’s also shameless in gaslighting her conservative colleagues on “partiality” — an issue she and her fellow liberal justices know quite a bit about.

The latest incident occurred Monday evening when the Supreme Court released an order pertaining to its recently released Louisiana v. Callais decision kneecapping race-based redistricting. As The Federalist reported, the order fast-tracked transmission of the ruling to the lower courts so they and Louisiana could correct the latter’s unconstitutional congressional map ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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[Billy_Bob]

Jackson has no ability to be introspect. She is demanding that the other justices comply to her twisted view of the law.

I think they're trying to twist this prior to the birthright citizenship case that's coming up quickly. If they use original intent, as is required under the law, then the birthright citizenship debacle will be set straight. The 14th amendment was never to allow every Tom, Dick and Harry to just drop a baby.

[AOF-AID-NGOs]

On this topic related to SCOTUS I had a friend a few weeks ago send me this link and it sure is worth the time it takes to listen to him, and there is a second link I think you'll find showing in the list that shows up on the right:

EDIT: Sorry, I thought subject matter would show. Here is the topic of that video:
The Clarence Thomas Lecture at The University of Texas at Austin
... Civitas Institute

MODERATOR NOTE: Fixed the video link