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Conservative Icon Justice O’Connor’s Final Tribute at Supreme Court

The passing of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor has left a somber cloud over the conservative community. The late Justice will be laid to rest at the Supreme Court on December 18th with a private funeral to ensue. The public will have the chance to pay their respects on the same day from 10:30 am to 8 p.m. at the court. It’s a chance for conservatives to say goodbye to a woman who upheld conservative values and principles throughout her time as an associate justice.

The private funeral, held at the National Cathedral the following day, will be an invitation-only event, with only the most esteemed guests present to bid their farewells. The Supreme Court has announced that Justice O’Connor, who passed away at the age of 93, had been battling advanced dementia, likely Alzheimer’s, and a respiratory illness. It’s a stark reminder of the toll that public service can take on individuals, especially those in the conservative camp.

The Supreme Court has draped its courtroom door in black as a solemn tribute to Justice O’Connor, a tradition dating back 150 years. This respectful gesture symbolizes the lasting impact that Justice O’Connor had on the conservative judiciary and is a testament to her dedication to the conservative cause. The drapes will remain in place for 30 days, serving as a visual reminder of the conservative principles she staunchly defended.

In 1981, President Reagan appointed Justice O’Connor to the bench, where she served until 2006. She was unanimously confirmed by the Senate, a testament to her unwavering commitment to conservative ideals. As the first woman to sit on the Supreme Court, Justice O’Connor blazed a trail for future conservative female justices, leaving an indelible mark on the conservative movement.

Her passing is a poignant moment for the conservative community, as they reflect on the legacy of a trailblazing justice whose influence will be felt for generations to come. With her passing, Justice O’Connor leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire conservative men and women who seek to uphold the conservative values that she championed throughout her career.

Written by Staff Reports

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