Supreme Court's Gorsuch rejects Christian nationalism: 'Demonstrably false'
Gorsuch said the United States was founded on religious pluralism and no established religion, rejecting MAGA claims that Christianity defines the nation.
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Neil Gorsuch Says He Trusts Sonia Sotomayor’s Motives, Even If He Rejects Her Legal Views
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. I know she loves this country. She knows I love this country. We know we’re coming at it from the right place internally. — Justice Neil Gorsuch, in comments given during an appearance at the Reagan Civility and Democracy Forum, where he explained to the audience that he Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s “good intentions,” even though they fundamentally disagree on the law. Gorsuch went on to not…
Trump-appointed Supreme Court justice takes aim at JD Vance: 'For crying out loud'
Vice President JD Vance's assertion that "Christianity is America's creed" got some surprising pushback from one of the Supreme Court's most conservative jurists.Justice Neil Gorsuch delivered a blunt dismissal of Vance's Christian crusade tied to his publicity tour to promote his new book about his conversion to Catholicism, according to a report from The Hill.In a recent PBS interview, the President Donald Trump-appointed jurist systematically…
MAGA in meltdown mode after Trump-appointed judge defends First Amendment
Over the weekend, conservative Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch made a claim that has MAGA in full meltdown mode. His assertion: that the First Amendment exists, and that the nation’s founders were not motivated by the Christian nationalism so often pushed by the far-right of today. Gorsuch was speaking with PBS when he made a statement that has horrified MAGA, saying, “We were founded, a lot of our colonies, for our religious pluralism, right…
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