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Josh Hawley's filthy attack on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is a hint at how low Republicans may go during her confirmation hearings

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OPINION: Senate Democrats better hit back hard to protect Judge Brown Jackson or face the wrath of Black women everywhere.

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