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No matter how hard @StephenAtHome pushed, Justice Ginsburg would not definitively opine on whether a hot dog 
is a sandwich 
#AppellateTwitter #CelebrityJusticehttps://twitter.com/howappealing/status/976625884064026626 …
I was entertained by the segment but have questioned @latimesopinion whether treating #SCOTUS Justices like celebrity heroes and villains is good for the Court and rule of lawhttp://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-hasen-ruth-bader-ginsburg-celebrity-justices-supreme-court-20180215-story.html …
I see what @StephenAtHome gets out of this but why would RBG put herself through this awkwardness?
I don't think it is about selling her workout trainer's books. I do wonder whether celebrity goes to the Justices heads in jobs where there already many pushes for Justices to inflate their self-importance. (No worse than when every brief is written as love letter to J. Kennedy.)
She does not speak about cases that may one day come before the Court
Because she's smart enough to know that per Judge @JohnHodgman , this is settled law. A hot dog is not a sandwich. See:http://johnhodgman.com
She "cut" right to the point however.
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