Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In to Supreme Court

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has just sworn in as a Supreme Court judge and made history as the first female African American judge in U.S. history.

As we report, Justice Jackson was confirmed to serve on the Supreme Court in April … to replace a retiring judge Stephen Breyerappointed by the former president Bill Clinton in 1994.

Senate Republicans Mitt Romney, Susan Collinsand Lisa Murkowski voted with all Senate Democrats to confirm. In a speech in South Lawn, he said, “It only took one generation to get out of the U.S. Supreme Court.”

He did indeed have to go through the twister during interrogation on Capitol Hill during his confirmation hearing, and the senator had jaw-racking moments. Lindsey Graham.

For questions like “How faithful would you say you are on a scale of 1-10?” get grilled over the claimed in cases of child pornography … he kept his head up as the days went by.

Judge Jackson awoke to emotion when Sen. Cory Booker praised his records as a lawyer and promised “God has made you” to go to his confirmation vote.

Of course, he came to America in difficult times – the whole country still knows the consequences of the SCOTUS decision. The Fall of Roe V. Wadedoing what many believed would wipe out half a century of progress.