[yoe]

If RBG ever wrote a decision on the side of our Constitution I would like to read it.....

[marktwain]

Here is a decision were Ginsburg voted with the Conservative majority:

Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer joined the court's conservative majority Monday in ruling against environmentalists attempting to stop a natural gas pipeline from being built under the Appalachian Trail.

[Who is John Galt?]

If RBG ever wrote a decision on the side of our Constitution I would like to read it.....

Actually, it surprised the heck out of me, but I more or less agreed with her dissenting opinion in Wilkie v. Robbins:

https://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/06-219.ZX.html

The case involved a federal agency (Bureau of Land Management) that was systematically & illegally harassing a Wyoming rancher. The conservatives on the court sided with the government, apparently fearing that any other decision would prompt a deluge of law suits. RBG essentially sided with the rancher.

I provided a link to RBG's opinion above, but - trust me - you probably won't want to read through the entire case (it's exceptionally long & involved, with the feds admitting the abuse, but basically telling the land owner to go f*ck himself)...