- Joined
- Dec 16, 2019
She clearly hated Trump, I don't think anyone would dispute that. You can hate Trump and hate the modern DNC, though, they don't have to be mutually exclusive. I'm not in any way suggesting that she was doing any of this to help Trump and the GOP further any of their goals, I'm only implying that she hated the modern iteration of the Democratic party more than people expect.
Generic Conservatism didn't bother her all that much; she sided with Justices like Clarence Thomas on a regular basis and even some of her dissensions and opinions fall near the Moderate/Conservative side, so it wasn't as though she saw Conservativism as some kind of "ultimate death of America" situation. She did not, however, fly off the rails and fall neck-deep into Social Justice.
My argument isn't that she necessarily wanted the Conservatives or Donald Trump to "win", it's that she saw the logical conclusion of Social Justice as a dead end to her legacy because they have no interest in preserving the ideas that she had, they were only interested in preserving the image they made of her. Social Justice is a complete juxtaposition to like 80-90% of her dissenting opinions and these same people constantly talk about packing the Supreme Court until they've effectively destroyed it.
If you destroy the Supreme Court, you destroy Ruth's legacy. She may not have liked Donald Trump, but I'd wager she liked that idea less.
Pretty sure she was just half off her rocker, high in pain meds and her own farts.