Any rogue judges bad decisions need to be bumped up to SCOTUS instantly.
And when is RBG going to be out of order? PLEASE SOON! The link below was posted on the thread, here’s more:
Justice Ginsburg In Failing Health, Say Medical Experts – ‘Final Days’ Are Coming…
By Calvin Custis
January 3, 2019
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s health is failing. This is not conjecture, but fact.
First of all, let me state for the record that we wish Justice Ginsburg nothing but the best, and we hope and pray for her full recovery. Nothing–I repeat, nothing–is worth wishing animosity or harm upon another human being.
I may disagree with her politically and even question her intellectual capacities as a reasonable and just jurist. But at the end of the day, I’d much rather be writing a story about her full and complete recovery rather than the reverse.
But for right now, all signs are pointing to something that no one with a heart would wish upon another human being: These are Justice Ginsburg’s “final days.”
From American Greatness:
While I don’t wish to speak ill of an elderly jurist in failing health, and certainly don’t wish to see her condition worsen, realistically her prognosis is not good. Ginsburg, who previously survived bouts with colorectal and pancreatic cancer, was not exactly robust prior to her recent surgery to remove two malignant “nodules” from her left lung.
Moreover, she received a cardiac stent in 2014, has fallen down more than once (most recently breaking three ribs), and was seen falling asleep during the state of the union address in 2012 and 2015. She has been observed nodding off on the bench for years. Despite her much-vaunted exercise routine, Ginsburg’s physical appearance reveals that Ginsburg is obviously frail, speaks haltingly and faintly, and walks with difficulty.
None of this is surprising. Ginsburg, who will turn 86 in March, is the oldest justice on the court. Aging ineluctably leads to physical (and, often, mental) decline, and eventually results in death. Despite her intention, announced in July, to serve “at least five more years,” the Almighty may have other plans. …
Although I can feel the Left’s pain, and sincerely wish Ginsburg a full recovery and long life, schadenfreude compels me to recognize the opportunity this could present for President Trump: the potential for decisive, long-term realignment of the court. A 6-3 Republican majority would compensate for occasional wavering by Chief Justice John Roberts. Conservative hegemony would prevail in the court for decades.
Mother Jones realizes this, and if Ginsburg’s health quickly deteriorates (as some medical experts predict) others on the Left will follow suit. The RBG cult will turn on her. The Mother Jones article ends with these scornful words: “By refusing to gracefully transition off the court when Obama could have named her successor, she has raised the very real risk of her seat being filled by someone who will spend a generation trying to undo all she worked for. If that happens, RBG will become truly notorious.”
RBG’s hubris may be her legacy, and her gift to President Trump.
And, yes, that last part’s true: more and more medical experts believe that Justice Ginsburg is in her “last days.”
An expert physician has weighed in on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s ongoing health problems, and the picture is rather bleak. Actually, it’s downright awful.
Brian Joondeph (MD, MPS, Denver-based physician), an expert physician with all of the required credentials, has expanded upon RBG’s ongoing health struggles in a new op-ed.
From The Daily Caller:
https://dailycaller.com/2018/12/27/ginsburgs-days-numbered/
Her surgeon last week removed two malignant nodules [from the lungs]. Were they primary lung cancer or metastases from one of her previous cancers?
She had colon cancer in 1999 and pancreatic cancer in 2009, both of which are known to spread to the lungs. The lungs are a common site for metastatic cancer as the entire blood supply flows through the lungs, carrying cancer cells from distant parts of the body.
If these nodules were not metastatic, then she would have primary lung cancer. While possible, having three different types of cancer is unusual. Ginsburg was not a smoker, which makes lung cancer less likely. Occam’s Razor suggests metastatic cancer.
Her lung nodules will be examined microscopically to determine the type of and origin of the malignancy. Until that news is announced, we can only speculate.
(more at link)
One more paragraph:
Dr. Joondeph adds:
If her cancer is indeed metastatic, it is considered to be stage IV, with the worst prognosis. For stage IV colon cancer, the five-year survival is 15 percent. For pancreatic cancer, the five-year survival for stage IV disease is much worse at only 3 percent.
There needs to be a limit with these people. If you’ve declined to where you can’t get a driver’s license, you’re too far gone to be a supreme court justice. Sorry. Just my opinion.