Wasn't she the one vote who gave the presidency to Dopey instead of Al Gore? Yeah, what a legacy.
@michaeld.5699 Says:
May you rest in peace
@Steve-wm1ol Says:
It is worth recalling that she resigned from a lifetime appointment on the Supreme Court of her own accord to take care of her husband who was suffering from Alzheimer's. You can't find a more noble deed for a woman than that.
@جلساتاستغفار Says:
We can say that Zionism does not occupy Palestine alone, but it occupies many other countries, including America. America cannot even control its money without the permission of Zionism, which controls the American decision
@dennisreinke5278 Says:
DID YOU FORGET her vote stopped the count and gave it to Bush SHE HAS THE BLOOD OF OWER MEN ON HER HANDS REST IN HE...,.
@hushmoney2058 Says:
RBG should have stepped Down ....No Reason ...
@nanlars2323 Says:
A great woman from the greatest generation my mother, Ms. Rosalynn Carter and Ms. Sandra Day O'Connor (RIP) as well as many other women from that era Indira Gandi Margaret Tacher Golda Mayer Queen Elizabeth all of them remarkable humans being on very important times in history.
@OrdenJust Says:
Sandra Day O'Coward. She did not do women any favors on the Supreme Court. Nor did she do the country any favors by throwing the 2000 election to George W. Bush. She was stupid, and useless, except to the Far Right.
@jesuslovesyou8469 Says:
If you died tonight, do you know where you will end up? This is the most important question you will ever ask yourself. The way to find out is if you have obeyed God’s Law, The 10 Commandments. You Shall Not Take the Name of the Lord in Vain. Have you ever used God’s name in place of a bad word? You Shall Not Murder. God tells us if we get angry without cause or hate someone, we are guilty. You Shall Not Commit Adultery. Jesus tells us, whoever looks at anyone to lust after them has already committed adultery with them in their heart. Have you ever looked with lust? You Shall Not Steal. Have you ever taken something that did not belong to you no matter the value? You Shall Not Bear False Witness. Have you ever told a lie, even just one little “white lie?” We can violate God’s Law by attitude or intent. This is just half of The 10 Commandments. We know we will ALL be found guilty and since God is a righteous Judge, He will have to punish us for breaking His Law. That punishment is eternal conscious torment in a place called hell. But God loves us so much that He provided a way to be forgiven for breaking His Law. Jesus Christ lived the only perfect life ever and took our punishment for our sin when He died on the cross. All we have to do is turn from our sins and receive Jesus Christ into our heart and we will have eternal life. This is a FREE gift from God. Once we take our last breath, our eternity is sealed . . . forever.
@pathomthavaradhara Says:
What an honorable Justice with unblemished career,
she had done a lots of good for the country and most
importantly, set standards for Justice, public servants,
she retired from the court, not died on the court.
@bradhampton6457 Says:
First woman Supreme Court justice to help give the Presidency to GW Bush. Thanks to Ronnie Raygun.
@kamuelalee Says:
Great woman, RIP
@ToiletPaper2020 Says:
How was there ever an era to have had more respect for the Supreme Court when this country has never since its founding interpreted a comma as a comma and has intentionally interpreted commas in the US Constitution as periods to alter the interpretation of law into their desired outcomes and control the very construct of the Court itself and it's rulings primarily to enforce Sup.Ct.R. 10 and mandate use of the 2nd Amendment preemptively to the 1st Amendment in the subject-matter of slavery acting in the capacity of a military court instead of a civilian court militarizing law enforcement into military police and arming the Court voiding any claim as unarmed civilians when a tribunal is the only thing that separates actual war from democracy and diplomacy? That just means the standards of the people were lower, the people more ignorant and insurrect than they are today, and the law more injust than ever, especially considering the fact the chances are you have no idea what I just said just as much so as the attorneys arguing Amendment XIV Section 3 without Section 4 when Section 3 is based on the grounds of Section 4 even if indirect removing the direct argument of claims on the loss or emancipation of slaves.
@charlesnwarren Says:
Every "trail brazing" decision she participated in, e.g., abortion, voting rights, civil rights, has been struck down by the new court erected by Donald J. Trump. See? We didn't need the old witch after all.
@taipan1234 Says:
I actually thought she was dead, already.. didn't know she was still living..
@PatriciaVasquez-d3h Says:
Married a pillar male
@Muttenchopsforever Says:
sinead o connor’s mom
@heavenlysonshine Says:
The story here is not, that she was the first woman on Supreme Court, but that she was the first radical leftist to make it to the Supreme Court. Leftists are irritatingly stupid, because they are so hung up on a person's physicality, rather than their actions and policies and character. Truth is, she was horrible for the country, as a judicial activist, rather than an objective interpreter of the law.
@PatriciaVasquez-d3h Says:
She was female independence, to work, to travel, y to create financial respect. Border intelligence.
@DouglasRichardson-er4ky Says:
🥀 may she RIP I do believe the Law school down here in Arizona is named after Sandra she was an important 1st best wishes from Buckeye AZ 🌵🤠🇺🇸
@joeyharper4976 Says:
She did absolutely nothing.
@keepingit8797 Says:
Another dirty democrat bites the dust!
@jayyahwellz6600 Says:
Dont know this lady, seems like she did nothing significant
@rizalukman7982 Says:
Wow America was a very developed country in 1980s.They already have a woman in supreme court.RIP Sandra O Connor.
@ijimenez5 Says:
At least she stepped away when she knew it was her time unlike most politicians and Ruth
@DaNiyaHodge Says:
Rip Sandra Day O'Connor, you will be missed
@kahanakahuna1470 Says:
Why did so many Dems oppose Ronald Reagan's appointment of the "first woman" to the Supreme Court?
@stratjed Says:
The Women that was actually worthy of the praise heaped on Ruth Buzzy Ginsberg.
@ericdreizen1463 Says:
U kidding? If she'd had her way, the whole court would've been white women. Not only was she gender-biased, she was racist, homophobic, paranoid, argumentative, & about as irascible as anyone could be. Yeah, when she got out of car in the parking lot, heh heh heh, THE OTHER JUDGES CRINGED & BIT THE BULLET!! UH HUH!!
@scottskoi84 Says:
At least she wasn’t like Kissinger. I would have loved a roll in the hay with her. 😍😋🤫
@briannao9251 Says:
Rip Sandra Day O’Connor
@Muttenchopsforever Says:
*Long live Donald Trump* 🇺🇸 🦅
@stevenwendellnelson8861 Says:
"Lord Jesus Christ, Son of GOD, have mercy on me, a sinner"
Please pray these words now 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 and please consider beginnning daily prayer, it is a good habit that will help you if you actually do it and continue to do it
Matthew 5:9
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of GOD"
@jeckjeck3119 Says:
''She was not even paid by shady rich people to rule in their favor? Lame.'' - Clarence Thomas.
Says:
America has undergone a huge change in
its legal history- in this case, a woman serving on the Supreme Court and thus making a big step for femininity! What a pity
that the representative, Sandra Day O’Connor,
developed health problems and passed away
at age 93.
@alexthegoatyt5207 Says:
Tf is going on at CNN
@jarretheller2244 Says:
Kissinger was before my time but I had heard of the name. I recall back in July 2003 at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Sandra Day O'Connor was awarded the Liberty Medal. We were watching the ceremony on TV and the camera shot panned a guy fast asleep in the middle of the ceremony. I said check out that sleeping guy! My father-in-law informed me that it was Henry Kissinger. R.I.P. to both!
@t.r.campbell6585 Says:
We should not lose sight of the fact that she was appointed to the bench by former President Ronald Reagan.
@cashaeleatemla Says:
Once she retired from the bench, her replacement, Alito, moved the court to the right on issues such as restrictions to abortion and campaign finance. It was Alito who would pen the 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade and Casey.
After leaving the high court and before her own diagnosis, O’Connor became an advocate for Alzheimer’s disease. She also launched a website dedicated to encouraging young people to learn civics.
@cashaeleatemla Says:
O’Connor inspired generations of female lawyers – including the five women who served after her nomination on the high court. They admired her path marking success in a field that had been dominated by men. Over time, she became known as a moderate conservative and often the swing vote on hot-button social issues.
She died after living to see a new conservative leaning court overturned an abortion decision she helped pen in 1992, lower the bar between church and state and set its sights on another area of interest to her: affirmative action.
@SusanCox-pl9qp Says:
And yet Jimmy Carter is still breathing.
@kathifoynm Says:
Whoa, death #3 of trailblazers (RCarter, HKissinger, now SDO’Connor)
@amandasookhoo6845 Says:
Rip
@ericinman9245 Says:
When the bar was set high. Adieu madame.
@RayRayLem Says:
This just reminded me, what was RBG thinking?
@ac61900 Says:
And yet somehow the warmonger responsible for the deaths our countrymen and other countries men, who was given more respect when he died then this woman who did more for this country
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