Posted on 11/08/2018 6:15:05 AM PST by grayboots
Breaking: Justince Ginsburg broke three ribs in a fall last night, per the Supreme Court. She went to the hospital this morning and was admitted “for observation and treatment,” the public information office adds.
There needs to be handrails everywhere just like in Space Mutiny.
I would have settled for one neck.
No love lost for liberal globalist socialists. They are domestic enemies and I have no problem wanting them removed from power any way possible.
The perfect solution is for Kavanaugh and the other conservative judges to tell amusing stories and jokes all day long while in her presence....THAT should do it...
Well, hopefully plenty of leftists get their ribs harvested to save Ginsburg.
I disagree.
Would you make the same statement if we were discussing the health demise of Stalin, Mao, Po Pot, Hitler?
All of them are responsible for harming a countries stability and the lives of many many people.
The deeds of those responsible for making certain any country continues to exist cannot be meek or “kind”.
Survival depends on hard men doing tasks while others sleep cozy in the dark, safe in beds not knowing....
George and the boys were not kind.
They got up in the dark,
went out into the cold,
to cross a river,
to visit the Huns working for the British.
And they did it on the day most Christian, Christmas.
Because that’s what it took to make america happen.
Too bad too few are willing to do the same today.
I lament the lack of great men, and you say kindness costs nothing. I say it may end up costing us a Republic, just as Franklin worried over. It seems we pray for vastly different things.
Ginsburg could already be deceased.
This could be their cover-up story to buy time to steal enough Senate seats so they can obstruct the SC vote they know is coming.
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