Conservatives Blast Ginsburg's Regret: 'Too Late'

Conservatives dismissed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's mea culpa for her public attacks on Donald Trump — blasting the regrets as simply "too late."

Within minutes of the jurists's "regret" about her "ill-advised" statement concerning the GOP presumptive nominee, several conservative commentators took to Twitter to reject the apology.

Pundit Michelle Malkin slammed the jurist's "politicized diarrhea of the mouth, while National Review blogger Ed Whelan of the Ethics and Public Policy Center noted it would be "very funny" if Ginsburg's rants "ended up helping Trump."

Ruth Bader Ginsburg now regrets her politicized diarrhea of the mouth. Too late. https://t.co/Y00K8sdYHc

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) July 14, 2016

I'm no Trump fan and agree with much of what Ginsburg blabbed, but I would find it very funny if Ginsburg's comments ended up helping Trump.

— Ed Whelan (@EdWhelanEPPC) July 14, 2016

New York Post op-ed writer Seth Mandel also weighed in, mocking the jurist's supporters, who have dubbed her as "Notorious RBG."

Wonder how all the Notorious RBG fanbois and fangrrrls are dealing with their hero losing a "civility" debate to Donald Trump.

— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) July 14, 2016

And blogger "Legal Insurrection" called Ginsburg's regret belated.

Too late. https://t.co/evx0dltZsU

— Legal Insurrection (@LegInsurrection) July 14, 2016

Meanwhile, the focus of the high court justice's criticism did not immediately respond to her walk-back.

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