Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson testified during her Senate confirmation hearing that her judicial “philosophy” is her judicial “methodology,” and that her judicial methodology is to be neutral, to understand the facts and to interpret the law.
In his new book, then-CIA officer Will Hurd describes participating in a 2008 CIA briefing in Kabul, Afghanistan, for members of the House Select Committee on Intelligence. He overheard several of them pressing for time to go rug shopping. A congressman then asked Hurd why the Taliban wouldn’t coordinate with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. He replied that one was Sunni and one was Shiite. What’s the difference? another lawmaker asked.