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Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee have spent the last week smearing Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Biden’s nominee for the Supreme Court, as indifferent to (and soft on) child sexual abuse.
Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri began the attack last week with a lengthy thread on Twitter, accusing Jackson of showing undue leniency toward child pornographers while serving as vice chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission. “I think we just have a basic question to ask,” Hawley told Fox News. “Are we gonna get a judge here who’s gonna protect children, or who’s gonna protect child predators?”
Senator Mike Lee of Utah joined his colleague in attempting to tie Jackson to child pornographers. “The White House’s whataboutist response to Judge Jackson’s very real record in child pornography cases is dismissive, dangerous and offensive,” he said on Twitter“We need real answers.”
Hawley and Lee followed through on their promise to get “answers” from Jackson, taking every available opportunity to paint the judge — who would be the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court — as overly lenient toward, if not somehow sympathetic to, child pornographers and other sexual predators. Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Tom Cotton of Arkansas joined in.
“Judge Jackson, like so many far left activists, thinks that mandatory minimums for drug crimes are too harsh, just like she apparently thinks that mandatory minimums for child pornography are too harsh,” Cotton told Laura Ingraham. “She consistently sentences on the lowest end of the sentencing guidelines or even deviates downward from the sentencing guidelines. That’s what we’ve seen over the last two days examining her record — she is a far left activist who always — almost always — finds a way to sympathize with the criminals, not with the victims.”
“Every judge who does what you are doing is making it easier for the children to be exploited,” Graham said.
These attacks are nonsense, a willful twisting of the facts. What those facts show is that Jackson is no more lenient than her colleagues in the federal judiciary when it comes to sentencing for “nonproduction” child pornography crimes, meaning crimes where the offender views or distributes material but does not produce it. As the legal scholar Douglas A. Berman wrote in response to Hawley, Judge Jackson’s sentencing decisions placed her in the “mainstream” of federal judges. Her record, he writes, “does show she is quite skeptical of the ranges set by the guidelines, but so too were prosecutors in the majority of her cases and so too are district judges nationwide (appointed by presidents of both parties).”
This attack is so spurious and dishonest that National Review denounced it as “meritless to the point of demagoguery.”
Of course, “demagoguery” is the point. It’s no accident that Republicans have landed on this particular accusation. The belief that Democrats are pedophiles — and that at its top levels the Democratic Party is an elaborate pedophilia ring — looms large in the QAnon conspiracy theory, which is something like orthodoxy for a substantial portion of the Republican base. In a poll taken just before the 2020 election, half of Donald Trump supporters agreed that “top Democrats are involved in elite child sex-trafficking rings.” And in a poll taken last year by the Public Religion Research Institute, 15 percent of Americans say that “the levers of power are controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles.”
The Republican attacks on Jackson are a QAnon dogwhistle, and QAnon followers have heard the message. In a recent piece, my newsroom colleagues David D. Kirkpatrick and Stuart A. Thompson describe how “the online world of adherents to the QAnon conspiracy theory sprang into action almost as soon as Senator Josh Hawley tweeted his alarm.” On forums and in videos, QAnon supporters have blasted Judge Jackson as “an apologist for child molesters” and a “pedophile-enabler.”
Where the Republican base goes, the politicians follow. That was true with the Tea Party, it was true with Trump, and now it is true with QAnon. Indeed, it is already the case that one of the most high-profile and sought-after politicians within the Republican Party, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, is a QAnon influencer. For Hawley, Cotton and Cruz, whose presidential ambitions were clear from the moment they entered office, playing the QAnon game is a no-brainer.
It is also a travesty, a wicked and immoral use of the power of public office. Of course, neither wickedness nor immorality is, or has ever been, an obstacle to political power. If they were, then, well, we wouldn’t be living in this world.
It's going to become increasingly difficult for normies and libs to cope with the fact that Scavino, Nunes, Kash and all our favorite white hats are now openly embracing anons, Q, deltas and proofs on TRUTH Social.
We may have looked like "conspiracy theorists" for a brief moment but that is now swiftly coming to an end.
Anons have been ahead of the game with classified military intel leading the fight for years. Soon the entire world will learn about the forces of darkness controlling them.
TRUTH Social is indeed a game changer.
The future does not belong to globalist pedophiles, it belongs to God-fearing Patriots!
We may have looked like "conspiracy theorists" for a brief moment but that is now swiftly coming to an end.
Anons have been ahead of the game with classified military intel leading the fight for years. Soon the entire world will learn about the forces of darkness controlling them.
TRUTH Social is indeed a game changer.
The future does not belong to globalist pedophiles, it belongs to God-fearing Patriots!
Hey Bozzie, did you know long before Donald J. Trump and "The Plan" came along, CNN publicly acknowledged, believed and reported on Q within the NSA?
Oh yes they did!
You can't make this up!
Unfortunately for the worlds most powerful criminals - people so rich and powerful they believed they were untouchable - Q is not a conspiracy.
Every text.
Every phone call.
Every email.
Every click.
Every transaction.
Yours and mine - they have it all!
Keep that in mind when you see Fake News headlines like, "Trump's Missing Phone Records on J6!" and such.
There's no such thing as "missing" anything.
We have it all!
Enjoy the show!
Oh yes they did!
You can't make this up!
Unfortunately for the worlds most powerful criminals - people so rich and powerful they believed they were untouchable - Q is not a conspiracy.
Every text.
Every phone call.
Every email.
Every click.
Every transaction.
Yours and mine - they have it all!
Keep that in mind when you see Fake News headlines like, "Trump's Missing Phone Records on J6!" and such.
There's no such thing as "missing" anything.
We have it all!
Enjoy the show!
My take on why President Trump didn't stay in office is, it's easier to execute "the plan" as the current shadow president.
For example, the deal he made with Putin on Ukraine couldn't have happened with Trump in office. As we've already seen with the biolabs, the de-nazifying, the deep state slush fund, a "special military operation" had to happen in Ukraine at some point. Ditto for other ongoing special ops and investigations.
I lived through the agony minute by minute, nobody was more pissed off at the injustice of that stolen election than me, but already I can see (begrudgingly) why Trump spent years preparing for it and then peacefully walked away.
This is a sting operation and takedown of their entire transnational criminal organization. We were never going to "drain the swamp" simply by voting them out.
For example, the deal he made with Putin on Ukraine couldn't have happened with Trump in office. As we've already seen with the biolabs, the de-nazifying, the deep state slush fund, a "special military operation" had to happen in Ukraine at some point. Ditto for other ongoing special ops and investigations.
I lived through the agony minute by minute, nobody was more pissed off at the injustice of that stolen election than me, but already I can see (begrudgingly) why Trump spent years preparing for it and then peacefully walked away.
This is a sting operation and takedown of their entire transnational criminal organization. We were never going to "drain the swamp" simply by voting them out.
This is a great breakdown of info regarding traitor McCain, Trump, Q drops, and how Q told us EXACTLY when he was going to die down to the minute.....One of the ABSOLUTE greatest Q proofs EVER.
The video is also available in PDF form for those who prefer reading.......
prayingmedic.com
The video is also available in PDF form for those who prefer reading.......
Q August 27, 2018 - We Don't Say His Name - Praying Medic
A review of Q posts about Senator John McCain. (Subtitles are available in the video menu.) My books Calm Before the Storm and Great Awakening are available here.
prayingmedic.com
If you Google "QAnon" you get fake news hits like,
"The far-right QAnon conspiracy theory — which holds that a cabal of Satan-worshiping, child-trafficking Democrats is plotting to oust President Donald Trump"
Oh my! How far we've come!
"Drip, drip, drip, FLOOD" - Q
Nothing can stop what is coming. NOTHING!
"The far-right QAnon conspiracy theory — which holds that a cabal of Satan-worshiping, child-trafficking Democrats is plotting to oust President Donald Trump"
Oh my! How far we've come!
"Drip, drip, drip, FLOOD" - Q
Nothing can stop what is coming. NOTHING!
As Easter approaches I am reminded of one of the coolest Q proofs of all time
In late Jan of 2018 an anon asked Q to get Trump to insert the phrase "tip top" into the SOTU......he didnt do that instead Trump waited until Easter to do it. Very cool to use it then as it was fun but also it incorporated the Follow the White Rabbit theme Q used early on.
In late Jan of 2018 an anon asked Q to get Trump to insert the phrase "tip top" into the SOTU......he didnt do that instead Trump waited until Easter to do it. Very cool to use it then as it was fun but also it incorporated the Follow the White Rabbit theme Q used early on.
