When the New York Times editorial board writes that Donald Trump is right about something and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is wrong, you should probably slap your face to see if you wake up.

But that’s what happened Wednesday. Ginsburg ventured this week into territory that most Supreme Court justices wisely avoid. She publicly and acidly criticized the presumptive GOP nominee, calling him “a faker” who “really has an ego,” and lamented that he could be elected president.