Sandra Day O'Connor | 60 Minutes Archive 

What an incredible and intelligent woman. RIP

Always humble. Incredibly classy and grateful.

I read her book The Majesty of the Law and fell so in love with many passages, as well as her legal philosophy. As a Democrat, I did not agree with some of her opinions, but I did appreciate her rationale in those opinions. She explained to the nation why affirmative action was necessary and why it needed to be limited in time and scope.

“While the final chapter of my life with dementia may be trying, nothing has diminished my gratitude and deep appreciation for the countless blessings of my life." - Sandra Day O’Connor, RIP

A brilliant and influential woman who entered college at age 16 and finished law school in 2 years. RIP Sandra Day O’Connor. She will be very much remembered and missed. 🌹

People on both sides of the isle respected Justice O’Connor. I loved reading her opinions, even if I disagreed with them. Absolutely brilliant woman! Rest in Peace Justice O’Connor

Thank you Honorable O'Connor! Bless your soul!

Thanks for this

Thank you for paving the way for women like me!❤️

Much respect and admiration for Ms. O'"Connor! Btrilliant woman.

"Jesus, talk about a sausage fest" ~ Sandra Day O'Connor, 1981

We need judges like her today, but we sadly, will never really see the likes of Sandra Day O'Connor again. RIP!

A wonderful woman. What a lady. Rest In Peace.

What a shame that the coverage she received by the press after passing was nowhere near as that of RBG

RIP Legend

Truly a trailblazer!

RIP SCOTUS O’Connor. Thank you, too.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:16 🏛️ *Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, discusses her impactful role in U.S. history during a 60 Minutes interview.* 01:39 🌍 *President Reagan's nomination of Justice O'Connor marked a significant transformation, breaking a two-century tradition of only male justices and paving the way for women in high government positions.* 03:42 🤠 *Raised on an Arizona ranch, O'Connor's journey from initially being rejected by law firms to becoming a state appeals court judge reflects her perseverance and trailblazing spirit.* 06:08 🤝 *President Reagan's casual interview with O'Connor, discussing ranching and horses, played a key role in her nomination to the Supreme Court, emphasizing personal connection over specific policy discussions.* 09:55 🏛️ *Justice O'Connor's pivotal role in Supreme Court decisions, often as the deciding vote, showcases her significant influence, even diverging from conservative views, prompting reflection on Reagan's potential thoughts about her legacy.* Made with HARPA AI

Such a gracious and wise woman. A true trail blazer who paved a path for us. RIP ❤ 🙏

When I contrast the extraordinary character, intellect and integrity of Justice O'Conner or First Lady Rosalynn Carter to current pathetic women leaders such as Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert, and other women MAGA-Trump supporters, it is disgusting and scary.

Fascinating look back... RIH, 1st woman of the Supreme.

She was not only the first but was a fantastic, moderate jurist who really shaped events. On balance, mostly siding with the conservatives, but definitely some big ones with the liberals.

Almost Regan odiosos

Rest in Heavenly Peace Madam 🕊

Whoever pursues good seeks [God's] grace, but whoever pursues evil will obtain it.

Reagan WAS happy with his choice while he was in office, as O'Connor voted nine times out of ten with Justice William Rehnquist (whom she dated in law school); but he would have been very UNHAPPY when after he left office she voted to uphold abortion, including partial birth abortion. Of course, today the Supreme Court has overturned Roe V Wade, but it would have happened decades earlier if O'Connor had followed Reagan's counsel that the unborn had the right to life.

Rip Sandra Day O'Connor, you will be missed

SDO RIP Dude looks like a Lady.

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Term limits

Wait, so Reagan did some things that were woke? Seriously. Arguments for things taking place now fail to identify past same actions and reasoning.

Oh so we remember what a woman is???!!! 🤦‍♂️

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So glad he is gone

Maybe I'm missing something here . a woman to be free to serve and restrict women at the same time.... I don't believe in abortion personally but this is how Reagan worked for the Pope by starting the whole not real pro lifers... to use for religion.

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her vote stopped the count and gave it to Bush SHE HAS THE BLOOD OF OWER MEN ON HER HANDS MAY SHE REST IN H......

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