In fact, Judge Jackson remains more of a defense attorney for criminals from the bench than a judge.
Tom Cotton: “In fact, Judge Jackson remains more of a defense attorney for criminals from the bench than a judge.”
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Tom Cotton critiques Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's judicial approach, suggesting she favors criminals.
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