Biden is taking an awful lot of credit for being the first President to nominate a Black female to the Supreme Court of the United States. Mainstream media and Democrats are trying to spin a narrative that Republicans are against Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination solely because she is Black, which is a disgusting and perverted lie.

In today’s world, when Biden is President and also recently served as vice president, he calls the filibuster a “relic of the Jim Crow era.” But that was not the Biden of the past. In fact, Biden was quite fond of the filibuster, including for, you guessed it, a Black female to be nominated to the Supreme Court.

George W. Bush nominated Judge Janice Rogers Brown to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. The D.C. Circuit “is considered the country’s second-most important court, and has produced more Supreme Court justices than any other federal court” reports The Washington Post.

Biden and his fellow Senate Democrats filibustered her nomination, and many of Bush’s circuit court nominees. Columnist Robert Novak called the situation “the first full scale effort in American history to prevent a president from picking the federal judges he wants.”

Bush nominated Brown again in 2005 and she was eventually confirmed by a vote of 56 to 43. It was Biden’s second time voting against her nomination. When Sandra Day O’Connor announced her retirement, opening up a spot on the Supreme Court, Rogers was on Bush’s short list to be her replacement.

Not so fast declared Biden, who used the filibuster he now purports to be a Jim Crow era move. Biden went on CBS’s “Face the Nation” and warned that if Bush nominated Brown for the Supreme Court, she would face filibuster.

“I can assure you that would be a very, very, very difficult fight and she probably would be filibustered” said Biden. What Biden proposed was to make Brown, a Black woman, the first in history to have her nomination killed by filibuster. Bush eventually nominated Samuel A. Alito Jr. to the court.