Ketanji Brown Jackson

[eccieuser9500]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Especially when it relates to reading comprehension. And just to make sure no one uses the opportunity to post personal comments about people, even if not true, I was referencing being able to comprehend board rules, which are relatively simple in structure and word choice, when someone actually has the intellectual capacity to understand rules and to be aware that they apply to all people.

Thirty seconds.

If you had followed the rules and ethics of the law, you would still be practicing.

[eccieuser9500]

Originally Posted by 1blackman1

53 yes votes. Done deal.

Welcome Justice Jackson

[texassapper]

Originally Posted by Jackie S

My IQ hovers around 118.
Judging from the answers that KJB gave during the Confirmation Hearings, I doubt she hits triple digits.

That, or she is astute enough to understand that it is .more to her advantage to lie than expose her true beliefs.

The average black IQ is 85. Given the deviations you likely do have a higher IQ if you are truthful above it. But she also had the benefit of affirmative action so she was skipped of other more qualified people.

Idiocracy made policy.

[eccieuser9500]

Originally Posted by texassapper

The average black IQ is 85. Given the deviations you likely do have a higher IQ if you are truthful above it. But she also had the benefit of affirmative action so she was skipped of other more qualified people.

Idiocracy made policy.

Racial Discrimination in IQ Testing - Larry P. v. Riles



https://via.library.depaul.edu/cgi/v...ext=law-review

There are, no doubt, cases in which the civil rights of minority students have been violated and these cases require judicial attention. On the other hand, it cannot be denied that some courts have been all too willing to judge zealously the ubiquitous allegations of discrimination in our schools. In
time, perhaps, federal judges will come to realize that public education is not an appropriate hunting ground for dragons, monsters, and other chimeras. In the decade of the seventies, courts have entered areas where St. George would have feared to tread. In rendering their decisions, they universally issue disclaimers that they have entered dark, entangled forests of social arguments and issues from which they wish to escape. Since Congress appears so cowardly, however, courts feel compelled to go forward. Perhaps a tempering of this impetuosity and a greater regard for congressional caution can save American education from being deprived of important assessment tools, such as IQ tests, and from being assailed from all sides by those who want more from it than it may be able to provide

Supreme Court Landmark Case

McCulloch v. Maryland

https://traffic.megaphone.fm/ADV4247041919.mp3

[00 gauge]

Ted Cruz just might be the smartest senator in Congress, and good for him for standing up to Senator Durbin's typical dumbocratic bullshit .....

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by 00 gauge

Ted Cruz just might be the smartest senator in Congress, and good for him for standing up to Senator Durbin's typical dumbocratic bullshit .....

Durbin probably doesn't care for brown-skinned/male Senators. Besides ..

Cruz has more experience before the SCOTUS than does Durbin, so Durbin's just jealous.

Ted earned his undergraduate degree from Princeton and his law degree from Harvard Law School. After law school, Ted clerked for Chief Justice Rehnquist and then worked in private practice.

The Solicitor General of Texas. As Solicitor General, Ted argued eight cases before the Supreme Court of the United States, and defended our freedom of speech, our right to keep and bear arms, and our religious liberty in courts across the nation.

Unlike Obaminable ... Senator Cruz is not embarrassed by his Harvard transcript.

[Salty Again]

... How dare you claim that! ... OBama is always proud of his
time at Harvard, and when he was editor of Harvard Review.

We just don't hear about it much anymore.
Surely was a lot easier for him to bullshit everybody back then.
When he was "born in Kenya"...

### Salty

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Durbin probably doesn't care for brown-skinned/male Senators. Besides ..

Cruz has more experience before the SCOTUS than does Durbin, so Durbin's just jealous.



Unlike Obaminable ... Senator Cruz is not embarrassed by his Harvard transcript.

Originally Posted by Salty Again

... How dare you claim that! ... OBama is always proud of his
time at Harvard, and when he was editor of Harvard Review.

We just don't hear about it much anymore.
Surely was a lot easier for him to bullshit everybody back then.
When he was "born in Kenya"...

### Salty

Birds of a feather…




Silly hateful Trumpists.

[Salty Again]

... Blimey! .. what a relief... fer half-a-mo there
I surely thought you might claim that I was lying about
OBama's "Harvard days"... ... Reckon I was just ever hopeful.

#### Salty

[the_real_Barleycorn]

Originally Posted by Salty Again

... How dare you claim that! ... OBama is always proud of his
time at Harvard, and when he was editor of Harvard Review.

We just don't hear about it much anymore.
Surely was a lot easier for him to bullshit everybody back then.
When he was "born in Kenya"...

### Salty

Funny, Alan Dershowitz doesn't remember Barry in any of his classes. Cruz, he remembers him as maybe the brightest student of his. Do wonder what Barry's class standing was.

[Jackie S]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Funny, Alan Dershowitz doesn't remember Barry in any of his classes. Cruz, he remembers him as maybe the brightest student of his. Do wonder what Barry's class standing was.

Barry’s class standing……..”present”.

[1blackman1]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Funny, Alan Dershowitz doesn't remember Barry in any of his classes. Cruz, he remembers him as maybe the brightest student of his. Do wonder what Barry's class standing was.

Law review. So it must’ve been pretty high. But I’m not gonna go explaining how law school works to a GED guy.

[texassapper]

Originally Posted by 1blackman1

Law review. So it must’ve been pretty high. But I’m not gonna go explaining how law school works to a GED guy.

You don't know how law school works either... you were an affirmative action baby. You only know how it works if you have sub standard performance and the right skin tone.

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by 1blackman1

Law review. So it must’ve been pretty high. But I’m not gonna go explaining how law school works to a GED guy.

Some people seem to know so little about political law schools....and pretend to know ... while marginalizing others.

Obaminable was a foreign student who was "promoted" based on his "foreign" status ... One with any sense might call it: "international affirmative action promotions" ....

... some loudmouthed liberals pretend to be "Native Americans" to get promotions, also.

Once Obaminable reveals his LSAT score with his REAL transcript there will be insight. Obaminable returned to Chicago where he carried someone else's brief case for a few years with no legal record to show to indicate any outstanding achievements as a lawyer. So he ran for the state legislature in Illionois with a majority of voters who wanted a Black Senator.

Like when he ran for "President" it was "Racist" not to vote for him. That began our current divide today.

Cruz, as a lawyer, clerked for a SCOTUS Justice and became the solicitor of Texas for which he represented the State of Texas and the citizens of Texas before the SCOTUS for which he worked.

Obaminable didn't do shit as a lawyer, so that indicates his "value" as a student.

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Funny, Alan Dershowitz doesn't remember Barry in any of his classes. Cruz, he remembers him as maybe the brightest student of his. Do wonder what Barry's class standing was.

To make a minority stand to respond in class probably wasn't considered "Racist" back then.

But some law schools didn't require it.