The Guardian
What holds, and what fails, under pressure, standards and accountability.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg reads as The Guardian, a leader whose authority came from protecting principle rather than pursuing acclaim. As a former US Supreme Court Justice, and in her appearance on The David Rubenstein Show, she embodied stewardship of institutions and ideals larger than herself.
“We had sixty eight decisions after full briefing and argument. Twenty were five-four or five-three divisions, but twenty nine were unanimous. We agree more often than we sharply disagree.”
Defending Court's institutional integrityundated
“The great thing about our constitution is that, like our society, it can evolve.”
Constitutional philosophy debateundated
“Anger is not a useful emotion. I'm going to do something positive — she took my dissent and created the Notorious RBG blog.”
Reflecting on Shelby County dissentundated
The David Rubenstein Show: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg”
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