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originally posted by: butcherguy
I think that SCOTUS Justices should refrain from becoming involved in politics.
They are sitting in a lifetime appointment seat of a very powerful branch of our government that consists of only NINE persons.
Plus, it is unbecoming for her to do it.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: xuenchen
You said Ruth Bader Ginsberg is a failure.
Is that not correct?
Did you not say that???
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
You wouldn't drink too much if you had to sit in her chair and decide such things as she does?
originally posted by: xuenchen
Sounds like a classic excuse for failure.
It is absolutely nothing to laugh at. Trump could have been presidential and limited his remark to "no comment" or, more aggressively "she is entitled to her opinion, but it is a breech of decorum to air her opinion of a political candidate." But
NOOOOOOOO!!!
He couldn't stop his big, stupid, mouth. Someone doesn't like me? They are not entitled to their opinion, they are mentally incompetent. Do you remember what happened with people who disagreed with the Politburo back in the day?
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: xuenchen
Incredible now we have run away supreme court justice becoming a political critic of presidential candidates, she must be very bore as a justice or she is pushing her favoritism for Hillary, after all she was appointed by Bill.
Just like everything that have the Clinton seal of approval is time for Ginsburg to pay the piper and return the favors from 25 years ago.