Your nomination turned out to be a testing ground, for conspiracy theories, and culture war theories.
The American people, our constituents, and their faith--and their faith in the courts, that's central to our democracy.
The Constitution must work for all Americans, not just the wealthy and powerful.
These baseless charges are unfair.
President Lincoln learned at Gettysburg that 275 words were enough.
You, Judge Jackson, are one of Mr. Lincoln's living witnesses of an America that is unafraid of challenge.
For those who say they need more, I would answer that you have sat down personally with every Member on this dais of the...
He has served with wisdom, with fairness, and respect for the Constitution, the laws of our Nation, and its people.
To suggest that you're here merely because an organization supports you ignores your qualifications and the broad range ...
Her nomination is reflection of the arc of our democracy, the arc that bends toward justice, as Dr. King once said.
Every American must believe that the Court is going to be impartial.