![]()
Two years ago, in the case about the high school football coach praying on the field after games, the Supreme Court set aside the "Lemon Test," i.e., the rule that the Court had been using, and tweaking for about 50 years, to settle Establishment Clause cases.
In all the brouhaha surrounding the Dobbs abortion decision, the Court did the same thing with liberal,... i.e., EFFINBigBrother... legal precedent and no one cared about the earthquake in religion law.
I wish I could speak with the confidence of a former Supreme Court clerk and Ivy League law school professor, as does po. But, from what I can tell, Texas, especially, has been studying the 022 Kennedy decision in writing the law that it, likely, will pass next session.
What pb likes about this Court is its adoration of the Bill of Rights, of individual liberty and of its preference for the Tenth Amendment over the Fourteenth Amendment, which previous liberal, and timid conservative courts used to foist liberal politics on innocent citizens.
White woke progressives? Clearly the days when you can foist your politics on America through the Supreme Court are over. We may be seeing the dawning of a new age of individual liberty...
...and, for HatetheSwamp, that's a good thing.
