@georgetakei My favorite quote of hers, it's a shame the court and its corrupt and partisan republican judges didn't listen.
“Those who would renegotiate the boundaries between church and state must therefore answer a difficult question: Why would we trade a system that has served us so well for one that has served others so poorly?”
They didn't listen because the mostly-conserative-catholic Fed Soc got Bush and Trump to put a bunch of hard Conservative Catholic Fed Soc folks on the court with an agenda.
We live in a weird point of history - back in the 60's, some folks fretted about whether Kennedy, if elected President, would simply be a puppet of the Pope.
Now we live in a time where the majority of the SCOTUS Justices maybe don't listen much to the Pope, but seem to serve the agenda of a handful of very hard right-wing bishops & cardinals - and a bunch of Evangelicals celebrate this.
@georgetakei so, "much respect for being less reactionary during more moderate times than the extremist reactionaries her decisions enabled"?
what a country
@georgetakei No RIP from me. She was part of the Court vote that put Bush on the throne. So much suffering and death was caused by her vote. The country is much worse because of her.
She also held off on her retirement until a Republican President could name her replacement. That replacement was Alito.
She was a decent person and one of the better conservative judges. But nothing will outweigh what she did with her vote for Bush.