Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Some liberals are blaming the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg for not retiring before her 2020 death after the court overturned the landmark ...

“RBG was a hero for many reasons. “Reminder: Ruth Bader Ginsberg opted to die in her seat under Trump instead of pave the way for an appropriate replacement under Obama. The road to hell is paved with white feminism,” wrote Khadijah A. Robinson. Podcast host Katie Harper sarcastically wrote she was “So glad RBG kept planking instead of retiring from the Supreme Court,” with a photo of the elderly justice doing a plank in a gym.

Some liberal journalists blamed the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's failure to step as partly to blame for the overturning of Roe v.

She gambled with the rights of my daughter and my granddaughter. But the terrible irony is that her decision to stay too long at the party helped lead to the destruction of one of the things she cared about the most. 'This is so multilayered because she cared so passionately about advancing equality for everybody. 'RBG was a hero for many reasons. Some liberal journalists blamed the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's failure to step as partly to blame for the overturning of Roe v. - Some liberal journalists blamed the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's failure to step as partly to blame for the overturning of Roe v.

One user tweeted, “In 2013, President Obama had lunch with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, hoping to nudge her to retire while Democrats controlled the Senate. She wasn't ...

But the terrible irony is that her decision to stay too long at the party helped lead to the destruction of one of the things she cared about the most. Sadly, this will be a big part of her legacy.” One user tweeted, “In 2013, President Obama had lunch with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, hoping to nudge her to retire while Democrats controlled the Senate. She wasn’t interested. Strangely, that decision led to today’s overturning Roe v. Another argued, “Just a friendly reminder: Roe v. Wade, critics are taking aim at the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg for not retiring.

The Supreme Court handed down its opinion in the Dobbs case, and Roe v. Wade is no more. No, abortion is not banned. The original and heinous 1973 decision ...

Notorious RBG stuck with it until she died in the waning days of the 2020 election and was replaced with Justice Barrett. So, I guess we should thank RBG again. Barack Obama invited her to lunch in 2013 to gently bring up the idea that she should ride off into the sunset of retirement. There was a meltdown, but then a realization that RBG screwed the Left on the abortion issue given the vacancy was going to be filled by Donald J. Trump with Amy Coney Barrett. They’re not going to hardcore torch her corpse over this, but don’t be shocked if a few pieces about how this woman’s refusal to retire is at fault for this Supreme Court decision. It’s the reason why the Left has turned against her. The legislative process is where this issue should be decided as abortion is not mentioned in the Constitution. Pass a law.

Some liberal journalists blamed the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's failure to step as partly to blame for the overturning of Roe v.

She gambled with the rights of my daughter and my granddaughter. But the terrible irony is that her decision to stay too long at the party helped lead to the destruction of one of the things she cared about the most. 'This is so multilayered because she cared so passionately about advancing equality for everybody. And yet, what she has helped to give us is a court that for a long, long time is going to be undoing the equality rulings that she was part of,' said Dorothy Samuels to Politico, who sat on the New York Times editorial board. Calls for Ginsburg to retire and for a safe-replacement to be installed on the court came before the 2012 elections. 'RBG was a hero for many reasons.

According to some liberals, RBG's passing away during Trump's presidency allowed him to bring in Justice Amy Coney Barrett who shared his conservative ...

Wade, defend a balanced court, get RBG to step down, etc. One user said, "This day brought to you by Ruth Bader Ginsburg's narcissistic refusal to retire. Wade, defend a balanced court, get RBG to step down, etc. And yet, what she has helped to give us is a court that for a long, long time is going to be undoing the equality rulings that she was part of. Democrats have their share of blame today." Anthony Kennedy doesn't. There is no Gorsuch. There is no Kavanaugh. There is no Coney Barrett. These are the consequences of ONE election." Back in 2012, people had started asking for her retirement which would indeed result in a safe replacement to be installed before the 2012 elections. She figured out a way to get women to be part of the constitution. “Help undo our failures!” is not a compelling rallying cry." However, she died in September 2020, and Trump saw this as an opportunity to nominate conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett. According to some social media users, RBG's passing away at the age of 87 allowed Trump to bring in someone who shared his conservative views. SCOTUS overruled Roe vs Wade landmark judgment that legalized abortion in the United States and that has led to a worldwide debate. Of course, the citizens are once again divided with some in favor of the decision and some against it.