Verdict with Ted Cruz
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Were Republicans too risk averse?
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April 27, 2022
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4:02Now PlayingIt was very clear during the confirmation hearings that Ketanji Brown Jackson will be the furthest left of any justice to ever serve on the Supreme Court, but most Republicans were too scared of being demonized to push back.
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