After the Supreme Court overturned the groundbreaking Roe v. Wade case, which protected women's rights in the federal case. On Friday, blaming the late Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg for an abortion.
Gimberg has decided not to retireunder the Obama administration. She could be replaced by liberal justice, she only diedat the age of 87 when she wasin September 2020. During the Trump administration.
She was replaced by Judge Amy Coney Barrett, one of the three conservative judges appointed by former President Donald Trump. decision.
Had she retired and been replaced by liberal justice, the decision to overthrow Roe would still have been passed by a 5-4 vote.
Gimberg insisted on women's constitutional right to abortion, butshe was critical of how the Roe v. Wade case established that right. was.
Many resentful liberals used social media to point her finger at her decision on Friday.
"RBG was a hero for many reasons, but Ironically, her decision to stay at the party for a long time led to the destruction of one of the things she cares most about, "Hollywood Reporter columnist Scott Feinberg tweeted. did."Sadly, this will be a big part of her legacy.
Podcast host Katie Harper said,she said," RBG retires from the Supreme Court. Instead of doing it, I was glad that he continued to use the board. "
"I am especially grateful to today's RBG for making this possible,"tweeted freelance journalist Eoin Higgins. The failure of the presidency helped make this moment a reality.
Others are more critical of late justice was.
"Reminder: Ruth Bader Ginsburg chose to die in her seat under Trump instead of paving the way for a proper replacement under Obama. The Road to Hell. Is paved with white feminism, "wrote to Khadijah A. Robinson.
"Ruth Bader Ginsburg is slowly roasting in hell,"wrote to medical expert and writer Gabriel Perry.
RBG was a hero for many reasons. But, terribly ironically, her decision to stay at the party for a long time led to the destruction of one of her most caring things. Sadly, this is a big part of her heritage.
— Scott Feinberg (@ScottFeinberg)June 24, 2022
Some conservatives refuse to retire. Thank you to Ginsberg.
"This day was brought about by Ruth Bader Ginsburg's narcissistic refusal to retire,"tweeted conservative political commentator Matt Walsh."Thank you, RBG!"
"We should build an image of the pro-life movement where Harry Reid and RBG are holding hands,"is Curtis, the editor of News Busters. I'm writing on the hook.
