Anonymous wrote:Her liver cancer is back, but she plans to remain on the court.

What's especially bad is it's metastatic. The liver occurrence is new, it began on her pancreas. Praying that she continues to respond well to treatment, that she can hang in there on the course, and that she gets some time to enjoy an incredibly well earned retirement in the near future.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder what happens if trump needs to replace her before the election

I think she will do her very best to stay on the court until February.

Really she just needs to stay on until the election. There would be a revolt in response to any GOP effort to fill her seat once Biden wins. (even before then, of course, because of Merrick Garland, but we wouldn't want to chance that).

Anonymous wrote:I wonder what happens if trump needs to replace her before the election

I think she will do her very best to stay on the court until February.

Anonymous wrote:Then she will be replaced.

I think she will remain on the court long past November, so we won’t have to see.

But Moscow Mitch said you can't fill a vacancy in an election year! Surely that wasn't just hypocritical, partisan BS.

I'm sure someone will chime in to explain that he meant his rule to apply only when the Senate is something something something or it's all Harry Reid's fault, to which I say, this is why the GOP is going to lose big in the fall. And never have federal national power again in its current form

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Its interesting she hid this, i am surprised the news isn't calling her our

Then she will be replaced.

I think she will remain on the court long past November, so we won’t have to see.

I wonder what happens if trump needs to replace her before the election

Her liver cancer is back, but she plans to remain on the court.

Vote like your life depends on it, because, it does.

Thank you to her doctors and nurses at Johns Hopkins. You are incredible people working at a phenomenal institution. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Yah!

The notorious rides again

Liberals can exhale...

Anonymous wrote:Maybe the lesson for both the R's and D's here is that the Court has too much power? You know, we could get back to the Constitution's real architecture: having elected officials in Congress and state legislatures make tough choices and owning it.

Maybe the problem is that from Newt Gingrich going forward, many Republicans have valued Party over Country and employed scorched earth tactics. You know, we could just pause here and collectively wish the best for RBG.

Wishing RBG all the best, along with a speedy and comfortable recovery.

the official statement made it sound more like an internal infection in her gastro system. I don't think she has COVID.