Goldstein acknowledged that Jackson’s position on a district court, as opposed to a federal appeals court, and her relatively short tenure on the bench were weaknesses. Still, he wrote, “these are special circumstances. It is easy to see a political dynamic in which candidate Hillary Clinton talks eagerly and often about Judge Brown Jackson in the run-up to the 2016 election, to great effect.”
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