Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson May Have Assaulted Me at Camp B'Nai Brith in 1977 (THE SAAD TRUTH_1388)
March 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelI share my painful lived experience.
[Yes, this is a SATIRICAL clip to highlight the grotesque moral hypocrisy and double standard of so-called progressives. It is a tragedy that I have to write this disclaimer.]
H/T to Clay Travis who reminded me (while on Tucker Carlson's show) of the hypocrisy of proclaiming that asking about her LSAT scores is "racist" but conducting a forensic analysis of Brett Kavanaugh's high school year book is perfectly fair.
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