A crown was similarly added atop Barrett's image in the NRSC T-shirts, though the one worn by Trump's nominee is ringed with crosses.
that the moniker – a play on rapper Biggie Smalls' nickname, The Notorious B.I.G. – was first used by a New York University Law student, and it quickly stuckWhile the nickname was inspired by a specific dissent, it resonated because Ginsburg was already known for her fiery dissents and had become a legal and pop-culture icon.
A crown was similarly added atop Barrett's image in the NRSC T-shirts, though the one worn by Trump's nominee is ringed with crosses. The NRSC is also selling"Fill the Seat" shirts, referring to a chant that broke out a day after the death of Ginsburg during Trump’s campaign rally in North Carolina. The shirt sales were met both with support and criticism on Twitter, including California Governor Gavin Newsom,
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