Breyer to retire
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@jon-nyc said in Breyer to retire:
quota-based diversity
Yes, another black justice will make 22% of the court black
Only 12% of the country is black, 22% appears to be too many justices of color
But wait, you are doing the wrong math. There have 114 Supremes, and only 2 black. There is a long way to go.
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@jon-nyc said in Breyer to retire:
@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
Did you read the replies?
I try not to.
Pseudo-Intellectuals trying to explain how it’s justified because the black history and experience is SOOOOOO different than anywhere else or any other people in history.
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@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
judge that got the position at least in part because she is a black female be on the
A Black woman? Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
judge that got the position at least in part because she is a black female be on the
A Black woman? Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
judge that got the position at least in part because she is a black female be on the
A Black woman? Ketanji Brown Jackson.
@ivorythumper said in Breyer to retire:
@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
judge that got the position at least in part because she is a black female be on the
A Black woman? Ketanji Brown Jackson.
A graduate ofHarvard and Harvard Law? I wonder if she will recuse herself from the case?
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@lufins-dad said in Breyer to retire:
Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Wiki lists all the mock trials she participated in with the Shakespeare company and none of what she has heard in her 7 months at the appellate level.
I'm not saying she isn't qualified, but I haven't found much yet to say she is. To be continued.
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@mik said in Breyer to retire:
If he gets aa chance again I'd bet it will be Garland.
He identifies as a black woman, so there is that....
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