Ketanji Brown Jackson

Jackson will be sworn in as the Supreme Court's 116th justice at the end of a momentous period that saw the court overturn the landmark ruling.

The Court issued two final rulings of the term Thursday as Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in.

The pedophile accusations from Republicans against Democrats surfaced during the Senate confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

A day after Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court, Harris and others considered what it means for future generations.

"I see no excuse for Mitt Romney not only voting for this judicial nomination, I see no excuse for him giving it a standing ovation."

"In the face of it all, Judge Jackson showed the incredible character and integrity she possesses," Biden said of his nominee.

"We need to recognize that women are the weaker sex, and men are stronger than us," Marjorie Taylor Greene told Matt Gaetz amid her feud with Jimmy Kimmel.

The vice president said Jackson's confirmation was "a good statement about who we are."

Gone are the days of assessing potential justices on the basis of book smarts, pedigree and days spent on the job. The obvious defining factor today is judicial philosophy.

"After reviewing Judge Jackson's record and testimony, I have concluded that she is a well-qualified jurist and a person of honor," Romney said.

"Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson made history today. Judge Jackson is a hero to so many Americans across our country."

Ketanji Brown Jackson became the first Black woman to be confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday by a 53-47 vote.

The Texas senator criticized Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's sentencing record, saying she was lenient in her rulings in child pornography cases.

One strategist told Newsweek that Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation "will be a shot in the arm for the president and for the Democratic Party."

Jackson, 51, the first Black woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, has vowed to be an independent and neutral justice.

"I'm proud to support her nomination to be our next Supreme Court Justice," the Democratic Arizona senator said.

If Judge Jackson does not believe that our rights as Americans are "natural," originating from our equal status as human beings, from where does she think our rights come?

"Where is Will Smith when you really need him?" said the late-night host over the congresswoman's tweet accusing certain GOP senators of being "pro pedophile."

Palin said Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson "did not have the most basic fundamental answers" to senators during her confirmation hearing.

The Georgia congresswoman also repeated her attacks on GOP Senators supporting Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Cotton's suggestion that Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson would have defended Nazi war criminals sparked bipartisan condemnation.

Mollie Hemingway of The Federalist claimed that Senator Mitt Romney supported Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson due to her "'soft-on-pedos' approach."

The Utah Senator said he will vote for President Biden's pick despite not expecting to "agree with every decision she may make."

"Murkowski, Collins, and Romney are pro-pedophile," Greene commented after the Republican senators voted to move forward Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nomination.

Ketanji Brown Jackson appears on track to be confirmed 53-47, with three Republicans now supporting her historic nomination.

After four days of public hearings last month, the panel split 11-11 Monday on Jackson's historic nomination.

The North Carolina Republican accused his liberal colleagues of waging a "war on biology."

Only one Republican has so far stated their support for Jackson's nomination to the nation's highest court.

Democrats ignore the violent crime wave plaguing our nation. And voters will soundly reject their thinking in the midterms.

"I say Person Speaker because I'm not a biologist, and out of respect to our Supreme Court nominee, I don't feel qualified to say Madam Speaker," said Representative Bob Good, a Virginia Republican.