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A Quick Guide to Today’s Opinions in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia
Edward Whelan
In one of the most-watched cases of the term, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled today in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia that the city of Philadelphia violated the free-exercise rights of Catholic Social Services, a Catholic foster-care agency, by conditioning CSS’s continued provision of foster-care services on its agreeing to certify same-sex couples as foster parents.
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National Review Online / June 17, 2021
Biden’s HHS Chooses Ideology Over Science on Transgender Issues
Roger Severino
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra and Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine seem to want to intimidate scientists, health care providers and insurers into bowing to gender identity politics without having to explain their actions to the public.
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Newsweek / May 20, 2021
Wanted: Republicans Willing To Betray The Ruling Class
Nathanael Blake
The GOP needs people who put a Harvard or Yale diploma in a cheap frame in the basement and then go stick it to their former classmates.
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The Federalist / March 24, 2021
The Unsoundness and Imprudence of “Common-Good Originalism”
Edward Whelan
The immediate aftermath of Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s appointment to the Supreme Court is a strange time to urge conservatives to repudiate Justice Antonin Scalia’s twin interpretive methodologies of originalism and textualism.
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Public Discourse / March 2, 2021
INTERVIEW: Trump’s Former Chief of HHS’ Office of Civil Rights Explains His Lawsuit Against the…
Roger Severino
Roger Severino was asked to step down before his term on the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States ended. Now, he has filed a suit against the Biden White House for firing him after he refused to resign.
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National Catholic Register / February 5, 2021
Evangelicals Made a Bad Bargain With Trump
Peter Wehner
If evangelical supporters of Trump are honest, they should admit—at least to themselves, if not to the rest of the world—that something has gone terribly amiss and that the power they have achieved is coming at the expense of the faith they proclaim.
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The Atlantic / October 18, 2020
Why Finding Justices Who Will Overturn Roe v. Wade Hasn’t Been Easy, And What to…
Edward Whelan
Any effort to seat justices who will overturn Roe needs to take account of the serious political obstacles that stand in the way. We must not surrender in the face of these obstacles. But we must recognize them in order to navigate through them.
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Public Discourse / August 25, 2020
Senator Hawley’s Judicial Test on Roe v. Wade Won’t Work
Edward Whelan
Political realities can be confronted and transformed, but they cannot simply be imagined away. Unfortunately, Senator Hawley’s pro-life litmus test promises no more success in the future than it would have had in the past.
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Public Discourse / August 24, 2020
We Need More than a Defense of Religious Free Exercise
Alexandra DeSanctis
While religious Americans might be able to achieve small victories around the edges by relying on the First Amendment to protect us within our small spheres, we will continue losing the cultural battle in the long run if we decline to defend our beliefs on their own terms.
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National Review Online / July 13, 2020
The Cost of the Evangelical Betrayal
Peter Wehner
The Trump presidency, which has produced few significant legislative or governing achievements, has inflicted gaping wounds on the Republican Party, conservative causes, and the evangelical movement.
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The Atlantic / July 10, 2020