Mitch McConnell Says He'll Vote Against Jackson For Supreme Court

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced his opposition to Judge Jackson's Supreme Court nomination, citing her unclear stance on court packing, disagreement with her judicial philosophy, and concerns over her crime record. Despite pushback from legal and police organizations, McConnell remains firm in his decision.

What was Mitch McConnell's position on Judge Jackson's Supreme Court nomination?

• He supported her nomination.

• He abstained from voting.

• He opposed her nomination.

• He was undecided about her nomination.

Which of the following was a reason McConnell opposed Judge Jackson's nomination?

• Her support for court packing

• Her strict sentencing on crime

• Her unclear stance on court packing

• Her originalist judicial philosophy

What judicial philosophy did McConnell disagree with in Judge Jackson?

• Textualism

• Conservatism

• Originalism

• Liberalism

What was McConnell's criticism regarding Judge Jackson's record on crime?

• She was too harsh on offenders.

• She was lenient on violent offenders.

• She had no record on crime.

• She was praised by police organizations.

Who pushed back against McConnell's allegations about Judge Jackson's record on crime?

• The President

• The Supreme Court

• The American Bar Association

• The Senate Majority Leader