In looking at the transcript of the Birthright Citizenship case oral argument, I noted something that I think is indicative of why Justice Jackson seems to be "wearing out her welcome" with other Justices.
The CJ has brought a bit of structure to oral arguments -- at least to the beginning.
The Attorney takes 60-120 seconds to give a "30,000 foot" overview of his client's position.
The CJ then starts the questioning with Justice Thomas, and then goes in order of tenure on the Court.
Twice in the Birthright Citizenship case Justice Jackson jumped in ahead of her turn, and stepped on the answers to questions that were posed by Justices on the Court longer than she has been.
She first did it at page 23 of the transcript, while Gorsuch was in the middle of asking a question. He ignored her and kept asking his question.
She then did it to Justice Barrett -- trying to jump in after Justice Gorsuch finished, when Justice Barrett was next. Justice Kavanaugh opted to not ask any questions in the first round.
In fact, she did it twice to Barrett -- coming back and trying to interject a question again when Barrett was still asking questions during the first round.
When she did it a 3rd time, Barrett just let her go.
Her inability to control herself, and her seeming indifference to the protocol the others all respect are the kinds of little things that end up with you occupying the William O. Douglas seat on the Court.
@ParkSlopeFlngsm@NoahProoval@SaladBarFan Super funny the way he made a claim, was asked for evidence, then responded demanding evidence disproving his claim instead.