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Senator, this issue has become a question of political controversy.
I'm a sitting federal district judge.
I'm a nominee to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
And Justice Jackson, who previously was confirmed by the Senate for a position.
results of the 2020 election i'm asking you as a matter of fact who won the 2020 election well senator as justice jackson stated in her responses to questions in the record it is not appropriate to engage in discussion regarding that as a judge so you're going to use the same script that other nominees have used before this panel to avoid the questions
Senator, I think the precedents established by Justice Jackson and other nominees is something that I need to follow.
Senator, as I stated before, this is an issue that Justice Jackson and other nominees have been asked.
They've not provided a response.
Senator, I prepared the answer based upon the response provided by Justice Jackson.
Senator, as a matter of law, Joe Biden was the winner of the 2020 election.
Who got more votes?
Senator, my focus as a judicial nominee is on the law.
And as a matter of law, Joe Biden won the 2020 election.
Joe Biden received more electoral college votes.
Senator,
As part of my work as an assistant United States attorney, pardon me, I had the opportunity to look at pictures and videos from that day.
And what I saw in those was that officers, law enforcement officers, were attacked and the building was damaged and vandalized.
Senator, I would agree with my fellow nominee.
My apologies, Senator.
I would agree with my fellow nominee's answer, Senator.
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