Breaking on MSNBC: RBG has more cancer treatment a few weeks ago

[Stinky The Clown]

It was an "isolated" tumor on her pancreas. They think they got it all.

I love her. I wish her to live forever, but she should have retired when we would have been able to safely replace her.

Please, Justice Ginsberg, make a full recovery and stay healthy!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

1. Just on CNN. Poor thing ☹️. She's a fighter.

[helpisontheway]

2. Hope/pray that she will recover. If anyone can, she can do it

I wish she would have retired while Obama was in office. However, who knows if Moscow Mitch would have allowed it.

[secondwind]

3. I was all for her retiring under Obama.. it would have been the prudent thing to do...

I hope and pray she will be okay and then she can retire under the next President, a Democrat.

[bdamomma]

4. What a tough woman

she is. Please recover and keep on keeping on. We need her.

[delisen]

5. I don't think she should have retired in 2007 or 2008

I think we needed to ensure that we did not lose the Senate in 2010. We knew what Bush/Cheney had done to the country, we knew how they had gotten into office (cheating) but we did not keep our eyes on the Senate majority

The following article is from the Guardian in 2008:
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Democrats in firm control of both houses
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Elana Schor in Washington
Wed 5 Nov 2008 19.01 EST First published on Wed 5 Nov 2008 19.01 EST


Barack Obama is the first president-elect in 32 years to receive a Congress under the firm control of his party, a powerful political gift that bodes well for the enactment of an expansive Democratic agenda.

But the Democrats fell short of the ambitious election gains they had hoped for and their rivals had feared. Because Obama's party lacks the 60 Senate votes needed to defuse legislative obstructions, Republicans have their backs to the wall but can still make canny manoeuvres.

Given the reality of lasting Republican opposition - and Obama's vow to end the bitter partisanship of the Bush years - Democratic leaders were reluctant to claim unilateral power over the nation's future. "This is a mandate to get along, to get something done ... this is not a mandate for a political party or an ideology," the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid, said on election night.


Democrats picked up at least six Senate seats and 18 in the House of Representatives, where their hold was already strong. With four intense races remaining too close to call, their 56-vote Senate majority stands to grow in the coming days.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/nov/06/us-elections-2008-democrats-congress-house-representatives

[smirkymonkey]

6. I am wishing her all the best!

I hope she makes a full recovery, for her sake and ours.

[flotsam]

7. Thank you Stinky

It was a class move to mention treatment was complete-a poster with less less class would only have mentioned cancer and watch his "hits" climb as other DUers clicked in a panic fearing a third Trump "justice"...