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He wanted to hold out until after the elections, but strength was not enough. However, prior to her death, Ruth Bader Ginsburg is said to have made an important request. Donald Trump doesn’t believe in that.
US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the late Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s dying wish for his successor. According to a report from the NPR broadcaster, she told her granddaughter Clara Spera a few days before her death: “My fervent wish is that you do not replace me until a new president is in office.”
Trump said on Fox News that he did not know if Ginsburg had said this or if it was formulated by his Democratic opponents in Congress, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and Adam Schiff. “I’d rather deal with the second,” Trump said. “Maybe he did, maybe he didn’t.”
Succession controversy
Ginsburg actually wanted to hold out until after the US presidential election., has made it clear to his confidants for a long time. But the liberal judge died Friday of complications from cancer at the age of 87. Controversy has broken out over the successor. Trump would like to get a candidate for the vacant Senate seat before the November 3 election. Democrats, on the other hand, are demanding that the winner of this year’s election settle the succession.
Ginsburg’s replacement could radically change America. Of the nine Supreme Court seats, only three are held by liberals. The judges are appointed for life. A much more conservative America could emerge with decisions on abortion rights, immigration, or civil rights.
