Rich Lowry

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s increasingly partisan dissenting opinions and public commentary expose a troubling shift toward ideological activism on the nation's highest bench. Rich breaks down why Justice Jackson’s bitter rhetoric and sharp hostility toward the court's conservative majority reflect a progressive judicial philosophy that views the Constitution as a flexible tool for policy outcomes rather than a fixed legal standard. From examining how partisan frustration undermines judicial norms to detailing why political grievances have replaced rigorous constitutional jurisprudence among liberal justices, Rich dismantles Jackson's judicial approach. Watch Rich’s full breakdown, leave your reaction below, and subscribe to National Review!