"Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said Thursday that the 'state of our democracy' keeps her up at night, echoing a theme that has animated some of her recent public appearances and fiery dissents from recent decisions," the post on social media platform X read.

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Jackson did not say what, specifically, concerned her about the state of democracy, though she has recently written a series of scathing dissents.