Hey, everyone, it's Kristen.

Welcome to this new episode of How to Win this week on the explicitly pro-lite podcast.

You know, the left claims that conservatives like to keep the elites in power in order to control the masses.

But it really seems like that's the left

strategy. Case in point, number one, would be the nomination of Judge Katengi Brown Jackson

to the Supreme Court. As we all know, President Biden pledged during his election campaign that he would point only a pro-abortion

justice to the Supreme Court. And he actually went further than that and saying that he was

going to appoint only a black female pro-abortion justice to the Supreme Court. So he found

her in Katengi Brown Jackson. And it's really interesting because there were a lot of different names that were floated as to who this black female jurist would be.

And really, Jackson was the most extreme of the extreme that we were researching in the pro-life movement and considering.

She is not simply a pro-choice or a mushy middle or a person. She is a pro-abortion advocate.

She's had a long-standing relationship of Planned Parenthood,

a long-standing relationship with NARAL, which we know is founded as a National Association of

Appeal. Abortion Law is now they're called NARAL Pro-Choice America. She actually clerked

for the current Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer when he wrote the majority opinion

striking down the Nebraska law, which banned horrifying partial birth abortions.

The case was called Stenberg versus Carhart.

You can read the opinion.

She probably had a hand in writing that opinion as a clerk for the court.

I mean, I don't need to go through with you all the gruesomeness of the partial birth abortion

procedure. But if you know a friend who does give me a call, I'll be happy to demonstrate.

It's absolutely a horrific procedure. She also joined an amicus brief in an effort to block pro-life

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