A hundred years ago in the roaring, 20s, progressives introduced an equal rights amendment

in the Constitution. Went nowhere. In 1972, liberal Democrats tried again with the proviso that

38 states would have to ratify it by 1982. And 1982 came and went, the ERA failed to get ratified.

Since then, the liberals have continued their quest. They kept putting the ERA before state

legislatures as if the 1982 deadline didn't exist. Well, this year, when Democrats took over the

Virginia State House, they passed the ERA, finally reaching the 38th state requirement,

even though they are 38 years too late. Liberals planned to use that victory to launch a legal war,

hoping the courts would overlook the timeline and allow the amendment to be ratified anyway.

But this week, liberal icon Ruth Busy Ginsburg threw a bucket of cold water on her fellow

feminists. At a Georgetown law school event, Busy told the crowd the ERA would have to start all

over. He would have to pass Congress again, go through the ratification process again,

and 1982 deadline could not be ignored. I guarantee you, that sent the pink hat crowd into the

depths of hormonal depression and anger, the likes of which you probably haven't seen in a while.

They don't know which is worse, that the law is in fact the law, or that one of their idols

dashed their hopes and dreams and told them to go pound sand.