What has Sen. Mitch McConnell got against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson?

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On THE NATIONAL DESK the other day, I saw just-a-little-bit of Sen. McConnell's announcement about his vote against approving Judge Jackson---just the statement that--after reviewing her resume--he "cannot and will not approve." And then Jan Jeffcoat dutifully 'carried the baton' to the next story (as 'anchorwoman'). But did McConnell further explain? Let's see ... https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=5035979173116188 First, her "refusal" to reject the idea of 'packing the court' (with Democrats, I assume). Second, a lack of Constitutional cases to see her philosophies-on. Third, the records they DO have of her--performing on many Criminal cases--show that she's been consistently LIGHT on criminals---sentencing UNDER the recommended durations, etc. The main difference I'm seeing is that--where McConnell sees people in the courts as 'either positive (good, obedient boys & girls) or negative (law-breakers through-&-through)'--Judge Ketanji (I guess, not having read her idea on this anywhere) sees people as 'people, who can choose to obey the laws.' Is that the idea you see?