Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who is on the Supreme Court, is known to be a badass. At 81, she lifts weights, does push-ups, and uses an elliptical glider to get her heart rate up. But even warriors have bad days, and Ginsburg had heart surgery on Wednesday morning to put a stent in her coronary artery.
Ginsburg is “resting comfortably,” and in 48 hours, she should be able to go home. But Ginsburg’s latest surgery will probably bring up the question of whether she should retire again. This is a question that keeps coming up, even though she says she’s fine and it won’t happen.
In a new episode of “Drinking & Talking,” which we actually filmed two months ago, we got a group of experts together to talk about the issue over Manischewitz and cheap Merlot. Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, Laura Bassett, a reporter for HuffPost, Shaunna Thomas, co-founder and co-executive director of UltraViolet, and Rep. Gwen Moore were some of the experts who gave their opinions (D-Wis.). Sam Stein from HuffPost was also there.
Should people stop asking Ginsburg when she’s going to retire? Should she quit because it’s the right thing to do? Is there anyone who is more badass than Notorious RBG?
The Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is known for being a badass. She does push-ups, lifts weights, and uses an elliptical glider to get her heart rate up. But even warriors have bad days, and on Wednesday morning Ginsburg had surgery to put a stent in her coronary artery.
Ginsburg is “resting well,” and she should be able to go home in 48 hours. But Ginsburg’s most recent surgery is likely to make people wonder if she should retire again. Even though she says she’s fine and it won’t happen, this question keeps coming up.
In a new episode of “Drinking & Talking,” which was actually filmed two months ago, we got a group of experts together to talk about the issue over Manischewitz and cheap Merlot. Some of the experts who gave their thoughts were Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, Laura Bassett, a reporter for HuffPost, Shaunna Thomas, co-founder and co-executive director of UltraViolet, and Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Wis.). There was also Sam Stein from HuffPost.
Should people stop asking Ginsburg when she’s going to stop working? Should she leave because it’s the right thing to do? Who could be more badass than Notorious RBG?