Ruth Bader Ginsburg died late last week.
The major question is when should she be replaced.
Given it is essentially only one month and one week until the Presidential election, which is totally unlike Anthony Scalia who died in February of the last presidential election year, it would seem logical that the winner of the election then nominate the successor to Ginsburg.
Let us leave the utter hypocrisy of the Republicans on this issue for the moment one cannot understand the haste of Republicans unless they believe Trump will lose.
The Senate Majority Leader now is in a pickle. If he goes ahead and attempts to put in a replacement post haste he will not only put the credibility of politicians further down the ladder but more importantly he will put some senate seats the Republicans hold up for grabs.
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