RBG’s Trainer Does Push-Ups In Her Honor Next To Her Casket
What a sweet, heartfelt tribute. 
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This was the best tribute to her and very sweet.
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And one the mango mussolini can’t even come close to.
Always remember and never forget: he’s a dismal failure. Period.
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Maybe they were disinvited by the family.
Wouldn’t that be great?
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Don’t hang by the neck, waiting…
Heh. I remember consoling myself as an ill-paid magazine editor in the Eighties that at least I wasn’t a billion dollars in debt like that Donald Trump guy.
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Yeah. My first thought when reading this was that the poor guy must be heartbroken. How could you not be after spending time helping such a generous and determined soul achieve joy at pushing through another barrier?
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I think she would have gotten a big kick out of this.
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I’m quite sure if 45 got down on the floor, let alone got down on the floor to attempt a pushup, he’d never be able to get back up unassisted. You know, “he’s fallen and he can’t get up!”
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Just when I thought I’d stopped crying…
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Me too.
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I am glad they stayed away. Their presences would have tainted the dignity and honor of the occasion.
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The news reports indicated that they had been invited because of their leadership roles, but each declined to attend. From my viewpoint it counts as a final thumbing of their noses at this great American.
I would not be surprised if the reason was that they wanted to avoid being booed!
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And the floor would cave in too!
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Excellent point! This made me laugh, thank you!
He was her trainer for more than twenty years – twice a week for an hour each. I’m guessing he spent more quality time with Justice Ginsburg than Trump has spent with all three of his wives combined. I have no doubt that Mr. Johnson knows that his brief “salute” to her would have pleased her.
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And now we know more about him, you can add all the moral turpitude and abject mean spirit to the ways you are not like him.
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