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Liberals now offering organs to keep Ruth Bader Ginsburg healthy

“How crazy are liberals in the era of Donald Trump?”  That question just became slightly more difficult to answer.

The president already appointed one new justice to the Supreme Court in the person of Neil Gorsuch, and he currently has another nominee in the works in the person of Bret Kavanaugh.

The confirmation of Kavanaugh will be sufficient to enable Roe v. Wade to be overturned should a case challenging the law come before the high court. This is the reality whether Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who is 85, retires or not. Yet some people appear to be willing to lay down their lives to keep the liberal octogenarian alive and (reasonably) well.

Here’s one for the books:

One fan of the aging judge appears confused about the limits of the human life span:

Some commenters tried appealing to the Trump haters using reason:

Ginsburg, herself no Trump fan, has expressed a desire to retain her seat as long as she is able to serve, though whether she can survive another five years as per her wishes is open to speculation. She has already fallen asleep on national TV during two State of the Union addresses, both during Barack Obama’s tenure. She wrote off the second episode, in 2015, claiming she was not “100% sober.”

Cross-posted with Liberty Unyielding

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