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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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May she rest in peace. I'm not thinking we'll see a replacement before Jan. 20. 2021. |
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Monday would be good with me.
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Trust me... Trump can nominate anyone. It's never going to happen. After what Kavanaugh went through.... never going to happen. Trump could nominate Mother Theresa and it wouldn't happen. |
I was hoping she would hang on until November. If you read her bio, you would know how she met all challenges.
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I was not a huge fan, and McConnel and Garland is all I can think of right now because of my embarrassment at the time, besides these quotes from Justice Ginsberg which I ran across. "I'm a very strong believer in listening and learning from others." Plus her advice, all good, on marriage... "In the course of a marriage, one accommodates the other" "In every good marriage, it helps sometimes to be a little deaf." RIP And do. not be concerned by her words...."he" will not be issuing a cannonization speech....she represented the blue guys who make us look bad |
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now... if the current guy gets back in. Ruth isn't going to be happy. |
She was a great lady. May she R.I.P. and/or visit with the likes of Mark Twain, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr; Socrates; Jesus; Martin Luther King, Jr.; JFK., and the like. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. - Wikipedia.
Heaven forbid she hooks up with Ronald Reagan! |
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"In 2016, Senate Republicans refused to consider President Barack Obama’s nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland, saying that holding hearings in the last year of a president’s term would deprive voters of a role in the process." ---------------------- "With the election less than two month away, McConnell said the Senate would act to fill the vacancy, even though he spent most of 2016 denying a confirmation hearing to President Barack Obama’s pick to fill a vacancy on the high court." McConnell Vows Quick Vote on Trump Pick to Fill Ginsburg Seat |
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Her body was falling apart but she was still sharp. |
I have no words right now. It just hurts.
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Just when you thought things couldn't get uglier! When the hell is 2020 going to be over?
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Isn't this the time to say RIP if you wish? Isn't it also the time to say NOTHING if you don't have something nice to say? The woman just died hours ago. Respect the timing a little. Nobody will ever know how I fell about her. I'm sorry she suffered and I'm sorry she passed. Some posts are just shameful. Pick 'Em!
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Yes we will
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That is not correct
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Always heard it said that “no one ever says on their deathbed that they wish they spent more time at work”. Who knew? |
She hung on when near death's door several times to try to make sure another president would replace her with someone equally committed to unfettered access to abortion. She did as much as any to conflate women's health, equality and ability to terminate the unborn so that today, politicians routinely speak them as much the same thing.
This will take the headlines quickly and totally and Wuhan virus will move into the background. First will come the praise pieces, comparing her to saints and giants. Next, the knives will come out for the nominees to replace her. Finally, the scheming and the plotting will begin. As we started off 2020 with the spectacle of impeachment, we will end it with the warfare of a SCOTUS bloodbath alongside an election/coup plotting battle for months, violence in the streets and assorted hysteria and mayhem. I recommend prayer. |
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Enough said on this issue, she is gone and we move on. RIP Ruth. to some she was a hero and to others she wasn’t
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Fair’s Fair
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amen
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Regardless of your political opinion she was an inspirational figure. RBG excelled at a time when being a woman and Jewish were significant barriers to success in the legal profession. Despite several personal tragedies and family demands, she eventually graduated first in her law class at Cornell University.
However, if a new conservative appointment to the Supreme Court is successful, her memory will be tarnished for many of her erstwhile admirers. She put her personal ambition ahead of the interest of the leftwing of the this country by not retiring under the President Obama's administration when her health was in serious decline. |
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was small in stature but strong in her beliefs. She was a highly intelligent woman who championed women's rights and changed the legal framework of this country. Many people looked up to her and honor her now in death.
She made people listen by using her training and her power. She changed her world and ours too. I did not agree with her often and our politics didn't mesh but she deserves to be remembered as a strong, smart woman who believed in her goals and loved this country. May she find peace and her family solace. She was an American hero. |
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Wrong thinking
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According to that logic then many Supreme Court judges should retire now or should have retired already based solely on the status of the Senate and White House as many are elderly. I am pretty sure nobody cares about whether anyone else's memory of RBG is tarnished. She served with great distinction and by all accounts led a great and productive life. That is the untarnished memory I will have of her (if anyone cares).
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Just plain disrespectful.
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Just wait
Do you remember how contentious the Democrats were during the hearings for justice Cavanaugh? Well, you ain’t seen nothing yet!
Can’t wait for the voters to see who they are voting for. Let the games begin. |
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I'm betting that we will quickly see, in real actions, the true definition of the words shamelessness and hypocrisy. Then again, what's new?
RIP Notorious RBG - you are a true American hero. |
I would hardly put her in the same sentence as Jesus, given her stance and rulings on abortion. She should have retired years ago but stubbornly held on, hoping to survive until after the election. There should be a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices, certainly not past tge age of 85 and, preferably, 75 or 80.
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Unless the presidential election is a complete blowout by one side or the other, it will most likely be litigated in the Supreme Court. So it is very important that a new Supreme Court justice is confirmed before November 3 - someone who is easily pliable with no backbone would do nicely; I'm thinking that Ted "your father killed JFK, and your wife's reflection cracks mirrors" Cruz would fit the bill.
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Why Justices Ginsburg and Breyer should retire immediately. | The New Republic Ruth Bader Ginsburg should do all liberals a favor and retire now | Michael Cohen | Opinion | The Guardian U.S. Justice Ginsburg hits back at liberals who want her to retire | Reuters And there are many more such articles. Now, many conservatives are glad that she didn't. If the Supreme Court takes a right turn, then I am confident that this prediction will come to fruition. |
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