Mrs. Ginsburg was born in Brooklyn, New York in the period 1930-1940. She graduated from Cornell University and later attended Harvard Law School in 1956. At that time, she was one of only nine female students on the course with about 500 people. She was studying while taking care of her first child at that time.
“She has lived a wonderful life. Can’t say anything else. She is a wonderful woman,” President Donald Trump told reporters after he attended a campaign event in the state. Minnesota and news of Mrs. Ginsburg’s death. “I am very sad to hear the news,” Mr. Trump continued.
Meanwhile, the Democratic presidential candidate, former vice president Joe Biden, hailed the late judge as “a fierce and uncompromising person” in protecting civil rights for everyone.
Mr. Biden also said that it is advisable for the person elected for the new term to choose a replacement for Mrs. Ginsburg. “Voters will choose the president and the president will choose a judge for the Senate to consider,” Biden told reporters on the evening of September 18.
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