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.
“And he treated this escalator cookbook like a chemistry textbook. He started with the basic stocks and worked his way. Through it. He gave up chemistry because it interfered with golf practice while he was a great golfer. And then he switched to government, which was my major.”
“I have been with the same personal trainer since 1999 when I had my first cancer about. I had colorectal cancer. And my dear husband said, after going through surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, I look like a survivor of Auschwitz. He said, you must do something to build yourself up. Get a personal trainer.”
“James makes exquisite. Compact is. James grew up with a passion for music, but no talent as a performer. So when he went to the University of Chicago, he was the classical disc jockey on the student radio station. Then in the years he was dropping in and out of law schools, he was also making recordings. And one day he told us.”
“Going to do something positive. What she did was she took. announcement of my dissent that I read from the bench in Shelby County and she created this blog Pitting at the notorious RB A name she got from a well-known rapper who was called the notorious BIG.”
The David Rubenstein Show: “Ruth Bader Ginsburg”
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