THE HILL GOSSIP - PEOPLE NOTICED 2 DISGUSTING THINGS ABOUT RUTH BADER GINSBURG'S DC SIGHTING

Published on May 3, 2017
People Noticed 2 Disgusting Things About Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s DC Sighting
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a liberal feminist who abuses her power, but hopefully, her time will soon be coming to an end.

After taking a closer look at what she was recently carrying in D.C., it could only be described as disgusting.

The Huffington Post reports that Ginsburg made an appearance at Georgetown University’s Bernstein Symposium on Thursday as part of a

discussion “with scholars, policymakers, and students about challenges and opportunities confronting public institutions.”

Ginsburg spoke in platitudes, but she did say that she would change the electoral college, which was perhaps a dig at President Donald Trump.

She also expressed her dislike of the death penalty. “If I were queen, there would be no death penalty,” she said.

As reported by Mercury News, Ginsburg also mentioned her longing for a spirit of bipartisanship in Washington, D.C., saying, “I wish there was

a way I could wave a magic wand and put it back when people respected each other, and voted for the good of the country and not just along

party lines. Someday there will be great representatives who will say ‘Enough of this nonsense. … I hope that day comes when I’m still alive.”

Ginsburg’s sentiments sound nice at first, but in truth, she is as confrontational as any other liberal in government. One look at her

accessories at the event puts Ginsburg’s left-wing hypocrisy on display in a way that is magnified by her pious words. So, this champion of

equality and bipartisanship brags about her affinity for dissent and of her face appearing alongside it? Like most liberals, Ginsburg says

things that sound pleasing to the ear but feels gratified by putting their hypocrisy on display. In a way, it is similar to how socialist

Bernie Sanders decries the wealthy then buys an additional $600,000+ dollar beach home.

The tote bag is actually part of a promotion for the book, I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark, written by Debbie Levy and

illustrated by Elizabeth Baddeley. Perhaps Ginsburg needs to revisit the difference between dissent and unity before preaching about

bipartisanship?

When asked Monday night at Stanford’s Memorial Church what it means to live a meaningful life, Ginsburg has said, “To put it simply, it means

doing something outside yourself,” in conversation with the university’s The Rev. Professor Jane Shaw, dean for religious life.

“I tell law students … if you are going to be a lawyer and just practice your profession, you have a skill — very much like a plumber,” she

added. “But if you want to be a true professional, you will do something outside yourself … something that makes life a little better for

people less fortunate than you.”

Wouldn’t life be more meaningful without hypocritical theatrics? Most people agree that it would, but liberals like Ginsburg cannot resist the

temptation to glorify themselves, even when it demonstrates a direct contradiction with the values that they claim to possess and champion.

Perhaps it is better that liberals cling to these old, tired ways, as they have ushered in the end of the Clinton-era and welcomed

unconventional leaders like President Donald Trump. In short, hypocrisy like that displayed by Ginsburg has helped the left dig its own

political grave.
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