- Oct 11, 2007
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Others such as Jonathan Turley don't see it as weak though and see it as much a win for free speech as for religious freedom. Nobody should be forced to contribute to or participate in anything with which they have moral or ethical issues with.In Gorsuch's closing comments....I got the feeling he was saying....
"Really ? We gotta deal with this stupidity. This is America....be Americans and figure it out."
I'm not real keen on the whole case, but I like that religious freedom finally caught a break. Even if it is a weak one.
It is really REALLY hard not to resent and hold in contempt the double standard we get from the left on these issues. They absolutely refuse to look at how this kind of ruling protects them as much as the people they hate like a Christian baker or Christian website designer.
And when the high court rules in their favor on something which it has many many times, they praise it and hold up those rulings as the gospel law that everybody should appreciate, respect and obey.
But if a ruling goes in favor of something on the right, they condemn the court, call for the Justices resignation or impeachment and applaud those in Congress or the White House who intend to ignore the ruling.
And they cannot fathom how hypocritical that is.