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5 thoughts on “(READ) Supreme Court rejects Gov. Newsom’s Covid-19 religious restrictions”
Eugene Murray
Sadly, the three dissenting justices let politics taint their decision. Governors Cuomo and Newsome are true to their progressive fascist ideology and not the Constitution
Some of these types of politicians are truly sick individuals, for selectively imposing restrictions obviously based on revenue and public opinion within a certain party.
I’m trying to imagine the rationale for the decisions by Governors Newsom and Cuomo to limit religious gatherings more severely than private suites at sporting events and acupuncture offices, etc., and then to be so convinced of the rightness of their decision as to then spend their state’s resources on defending their position in the Supreme Court. I’m trying to follow the logic and trying to imagine how the conversations must have gone leading up to those decisions. I can reach no logical conclusion. I cannot imagine legal advisors to those governors saying, “Yes, this is definitely something we have to do. Smart move, Governor!” I am also greatly puzzled as to how any Supreme Court justice could say, “Yes, that makes perfect sense, Let’s restrict the exercise of religion but not restrict the people’s ability to watch sporting events and movies?
Last I read the U.S. Constitution, I distinctly remember seeing a reference to religious freedom. I cannot recall reading a reference to the protection of sporting events, acupuncture therapy, and movies. I need to read the Constitution again. Maybe I missed something.
Sadly, the three dissenting justices let politics taint their decision. Governors Cuomo and Newsome are true to their progressive fascist ideology and not the Constitution
Some of these types of politicians are truly sick individuals, for selectively imposing restrictions obviously based on revenue and public opinion within a certain party.
Democrats should be renamed the Moving-the-Goalposts party.
I’m trying to imagine the rationale for the decisions by Governors Newsom and Cuomo to limit religious gatherings more severely than private suites at sporting events and acupuncture offices, etc., and then to be so convinced of the rightness of their decision as to then spend their state’s resources on defending their position in the Supreme Court. I’m trying to follow the logic and trying to imagine how the conversations must have gone leading up to those decisions. I can reach no logical conclusion. I cannot imagine legal advisors to those governors saying, “Yes, this is definitely something we have to do. Smart move, Governor!” I am also greatly puzzled as to how any Supreme Court justice could say, “Yes, that makes perfect sense, Let’s restrict the exercise of religion but not restrict the people’s ability to watch sporting events and movies?
Last I read the U.S. Constitution, I distinctly remember seeing a reference to religious freedom. I cannot recall reading a reference to the protection of sporting events, acupuncture therapy, and movies. I need to read the Constitution again. Maybe I missed something.