RBG Was an “Intellectually Dishonest” Enemy of the Constitution — and More

By Selwyn Duke

Nothing can enhance the right person’s reputation like passing on. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no exception.

The 87-year-old Supreme Court Justice’s death last Friday has been followed by effusive praise, even from conservatives, and New York politicians intend to erect a statue in her honor. She’s most commonly lauded as a “giant,” often “of the Supreme Court.” The reality, however, is far different: Ginsburg was “intellectually dishonest,” as one commentator put it yesterday; expressed eugenicist sentiments; supported racial discrimination; and, in general, was a mortal enemy of our Constitution.

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