‘Recent’ Photo of Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was Taken Last November

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Recent photo of Ruth Bader Ginsburg was actually taken in November

The ‘recent’ photo of Ruth Bader Ginsburg released by the mainstream media as ‘proof’ of her whereabouts was actually taken in November, 2018. 

The mainstream media collectively cheered last week when the 86-year-old Supreme Court Justice allegedly returned to the Supreme Court after cancer surgery.

Thegatewaypundit.com reports: Ginsburg reportedly made an appearance at a concert celebrating herself ion February 4th although no photos were released of her at the event.

Ginsburg returned to the Supreme Court on Friday.

But so far there are no new shots of the 86-year-old justice.

The New York Times featured image was actually taken in November.

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5 Comments

  1. Do you really believe that RBG could enter the SC bldg even from underground parking without One person seeing her and commenting on it? Think of the Security even to enter the parking, the elevator, exiting the elevator, etc. Nope, this whole thing doesn’t pass the smell test, although I do suspect her odor is getting pungent. If anyone did take a picture of her, they would see the pennies on her eyes to pay the boatman.

  2. As long as RBG can fog a mirror she will be protected, sheltered, and deemed to be “working.” The thin line of progressive advancement depends on her survival over the next 18 months. Until I see her behind the bench in her robe, I will be a doubter. She may literally be a Ferris Bueller corpse for weeks or months, so desperate are the Democrats to hold influence on the Court.

    • The lefties insist that we HAVE to release any and all of Trump’s personal papers/documents, but clutch at their pearls when someone requests a verified photo or on-camera interview. Or school transcripts. Or whatever, so long as it has to do with one of their own.

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