Oberstes Gericht veröffentlicht Erklärung zu Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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Der Oberste Gerichtshof hat heute Morgen ein Update zu Ruth Bader Ginsburg veröffentlicht, in dem er erklärt, dass sie sich zu Hause erholt und dass seit ihrer Operation kein Anzeichen von Krebs mehr zu erkennen ist. Ihr wird es gut gehen:
CNBC – Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital on Tuesday and is recovering

at home.

The 85-year-old justice spent five days at Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York following a Friday procedure to remove a cancerous growth from her left lung.
The court said that following the surgery no further treatment was planned, and that there was no evidence of remaining disease.
The procedure removed two malignant nodules that were discovered incidentally during tests Ginsburg received while being treated for rib fractures sustained in a fall last month. Ginsburg said earlier this month that she has almost fully recovered from the rib injury.
Ginsburg’s health has been a matter of intense public concern. The former ACLU litigator is the eldest justice on the bench and the senior member of the court’s liberal wing. Her retirement would likely enable President Donald Trump to name her replacement, further cementing a conservative majority on the nine-member bench.

Ich weiß, dass es einige Spekulationen gibt, dass es der RBG schlechter geht, als irgendjemand zugibt, aber es scheint, dass sie Krebs jetzt zweimal überwunden hat. Und gut für sie. Krebs ist eine schreckliche Krankheit, und ich würde es niemandem wünschen.

Wenn RBG das Gericht verlassen soll - und ich würde diesen Tag sicherlich begrüßen, da ich denke, dass sie eine schreckliche SCOTUS-Justiz ist -, würde ich sie lieber tun, weil sie bereit ist, in den Ruhestand zu gehen, und nicht, weil sie wegen Krebs gezwungen ist.

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