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No, Ed, it’s not an excuse for a lawyer who compares faithful Catholics to KKK members & radical imams to say “I was just representing my clients.” He could have chosen any number of analogies. He chose to deploy vicious anti-faith rhetorichttps://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/district-court-nominees-in-blue-states/ …
And in yesterday’s hearing, he told me he has no problem with what he said. That should be a BIG problem for everyone who cares about religious liberty
still waiting to see your name connected to ANYTHING that will help to make the little guy's life a little easier, Senator. Your self-promoting, cynical grandstanding is an affront to true public service.
He is right!Religious liberty: the freedom to believe whatever you want. Constitution prevents injecting your beliefs ESPECIALLY from your seat in as a Senator. Stop trying to incite fear.
In the same case the nom opposed the amicus brief of the Michigan Catholic Conference. As a former state Solicitor I can say I know of no lawyer who would do so absent animus, as courts so routinely grant leave. @HawleyMO is absolutely correct.
Thank you for standing for Missourians and the Constitution! Don’t back down!
And put down the partisan National Review and #ReadTheMuellerReport
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