Boss
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The only argument for Davis' case I found remotely interesting was that she was elected by voters to uphold the law as it was the hour of her taking office, and beyond that her duty and obligation as an elected official is to champion that expression of will at the time of that election. We assume elected officials of the executive to be responsive to changes of law during their term. To question that assumption is an interesting exploration.
I doubt it would end in a vindication for Davis, though. She's grandstanding instead of finding some other line of work in accordance with her personal ethics...which tells me all I need to know about her ethics.
I disagree that she is grandstanding. She is not grandstanding any more than Rosa Parks or MLK. Rosa could have found a more desirable mode of transportation if she didn't like her seat. MLK could have marched across some other bridge where he had permission to be. We can always justify upholding "law of the land" in the face of civil disobedience.
We absolutely have EVERY Constitutional right to protest unjust law, and that is exactly what we now have with this rogue SCOTUS ruling which violates Ms. Davis' right to her religious beliefs. She shouldn't be compelled to have to accommodate that. She shouldn't be forced to give her approval of something she doesn't fundamentally agree with on a religious basis.