Via Free Beacon:
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s recent appearance at the Sundance Film Festival made one prominent Hollywood executive fret that she could take ill and even die, a devastating proposition to him given President Donald Trump’s say in picking the next high court’s member.
The 84-year-old Ginsburg attended Sundance on Sunday for the premiere of the documentary about her life and legacy, RBG, and received three standing ovations from the progressive crowd, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
But “Black List” founder and CEO Franklin Leonard worried about her presence and the possibility of her dying.
“It is cold and slippery, and everyone has the flu,” Leonard told the Reporter. “If they could have brought her in a bubble or a Popemobile—a Ruthmobile—then fine. Otherwise, it was literally the first time that I’ve ever questioned Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s judgment. I mean, she must stay alive.”