The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a watershed moment for democracy. Christophe Difo and Sean Prophet discuss her life, her accomplishments, the legal implications of her death, how the Dems should fight back. We also discuss climate change and the fossil fuel mafia, how all this is connected, and what we can do about it.

The Radical Secular presents politics from a liberal, cosmopolitan perspective.

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Trump's SCOTUS shortlist:

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court rulings:

Chief Justice Roberts’s lifelong crusade against voting rights, explained:

You’re Wrong. The War in Afghanistan is Not America’s Longest War.

Miranda v. Arizona

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The Just Words Fallacy

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Don’t waste your time posting on FB or texting like-minded friends. Get organized. Target candidates in vulnerable Republican senatorial races or those who just hate Trump. CALL THEIR OFFICES ON THE PHONE. Call them every day. Say (as politely as you can) that you request that the senate not confirm another supreme court nominee until after the next president is sworn in on January 20, 2021.

Reports say that Lisa Murkowski has already stated she WILL NOT vote for a new supreme court justice until after the next president is in office. Call her!

Lisa Murkowski: (202) 224-6665 (Hates Trump)

Mitt Romney: (202) 224-5251 (Hates Trump)

Susan Collins: (202) 224-2523 (Is going to lose anyway – so should hate Trump)

Martha McSally: (202) 224-2235 (Vulnerable)

Cory Gardner: (202) 224-5941 (Vulnerable)

We have to have FOUR Republican senators who will vote against in order to save the supreme court. Don’t waste your energy complaining to McConnell. Don’t try to reason with him (but you said in 2016…) that is a waste of energy.

And give a shit-ton of money to every senate candidate we need to win an election and stay in office:

John Hickenlooper in Colorado

Mark Kelly in Arizona

Sara Gideon in Maine

Cal Cunningham in North Carolina

Amy McGrath (Mitch's opponent!!) in Kentucky