It is IMPERATIVE that President Trump nominates somebody to the Supreme Court before his election. And the importance of this nomination becomes even more clear when the vote history of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is re-examined. Not only did she look to the South African Constitution for guidance rather than our own, but she objected to laws banning prostitution, wanted Mother's Day and Father's Day to become a joined holiday, and she wanted to replace pronouns with ones that didn't purport to "gender stereotypes." Glenn and Stu describe more of RBG's "disagreeable" moves while on the SCOTUS.