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President Biden’s judicial nominees are unfit and unqualified to serve.
Americans deserve the best legal minds upholding the rule of law and defending the Constitution on the federal bench – and they are not getting that with President Biden’s judicial nominees.
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Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas abused her position of power for her own personal gain and is now charged with racketeering and money laundering.
She is a disgrace to public service.
ICYMI: School Backpedals After Lawsuit, Drops Secret Student Gender Policy
“No school has the authority to transition a child behind his or her parents’ backs, and the Supreme Court made that unmistakably clear.” -@ThomasMoreSoc's Christopher Ferrara
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Colorado’s “universal” preschool program cannot claim to serve all if they discriminate against religious families.
The Supreme Court has the opportunity to defend religious freedom in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy.
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Must Read @chad_mizelle: The Hidden China Alliance Of America’s Most Powerful Law Firms
“Through their entanglements with ELI, BigLaw firms also strengthen Chinese industry at America’s expense. ELI leverages American law firms to supply CCP affiliates with vital strategic insights, which Beijing exploits for economic or geopolitical gain.”
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It should concern every American that court packing is now a mainstream view of the Democratic platform.
We must restore respect for judicial independence.
Sheldon Whitehouse says Joe Biden “chickened out” of packing the Supreme Court.
Court packing was considered a fringe idea; now, it is a recurrent call from the modern Left.
Democrats have made it clear that they don’t just want to undermine the originalist majority; they want to destroy the institution of the Court.
Supreme Court to review racial discrimination case over Maryland school admissions policy
“A school district should not be able to defeat a discrimination claim by showing that its policy did not harm enough Asian American children. Every family deserves admissions rules that judge their child on their own merit.” - @ckieser13
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Must Read from @JonathanTurley: A Game of Chicken? Whitehouse Taunts Biden and Other Democrats For Being Too “Chicken” to Pack the Court
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ICYMI: @DefendingEd’s @SarahPPerry shares how the end of the ABA’s monopoly on law school accreditation would improve law schools in the United States. ⬇️
NEW: @POTUS’ move to strip the ABA of federal recognition could reshape legal education. @DefendingEd’s @SarahPPerry explains how removing its gatekeeper status could curb ideological mandates and refocus law schools on producing excellent attorneys.
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ICYMI: Supreme Court Takes Up Major New Battle Over Race in School Admissions
“The Constitution protects students as individuals, not as members of a racial group.” - @ckieser13
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Sheldon Whitehouse says Joe Biden “chickened out” of packing the Supreme Court.
Court packing was considered a fringe idea; now, it is a recurrent call from the modern Left.
Democrats have made it clear that they don’t just want to undermine the originalist majority; they want to destroy the institution of the Court.
For far too long, the American Bar Association has had a monopoly on law school accreditation, which has allowed their bias to grow and go unchecked.
The ABA is nothing but a left-wing activist group.
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Must Read: How to stop colleges from discriminating by race
"Three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down racial preferences in college admissions, the evidence is overwhelming that the practice hasn’t ended — it simply went underground."
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Colorado is clearly violating the Constitution by discriminating against Catholic schools that wish to participate in their “universal” preschool program.
“Universal” preschool should mean all families can choose the school that’s right for their children. But Colorado has denied Catholic families access to preschool funding because of their schools’ religious beliefs.
Now, parents and Catholic schools are asking the Supreme Court to step in. On November 3, the Court will hear St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy and decide whether Colorado can exclude religious schools from its supposedly universal preschool program.
Read more from @CBSNewsColorado: cbsnews.com/colorado/news/co…
Must Read: Slapping Down an Insubordinate Court
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A Michigan School District is still using racial hiring quotas despite the Supreme Court's ruling in SFFA v. Harvard.
“The Supreme Court could not have been clearer in Students for Fair Admissions: public institutions that take federal money must treat people as individuals, not as representatives of a racial group.” - @SarahPPerry
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ICYMI: Justice Department Threatens Probe of American Bar Association on Law School Rules
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Washington’s state reporting law violated priests’ First Amendment rights by forcing them to break the seal of confession.
A year later, it is still an important reminder of why we need principled courts to safeguard our constitutional rights.
Priests should never have to choose between upholding their sacred vows and facing jail time. In 2025, Washington passed a law requiring Catholic priests to report suspected abuse or neglect disclosed in confession, despite the Church’s 2,000-year-old teaching that confession is sacred and must remain confidential.
Becket defended the priests in court, and one year ago today, Washington agreed to not force them to violate the sacred seal of confession. Learn more: becketfund.org/case/etienne-…
ALT Etienne v. Ferguson, showing a confessional booth
ALT One Year Ago Today, Washington agreed to not force clergy to violate the sacred seal of confession. Last year, Catholic priests in Washington faced an impossible choice between obeying their faith or complying with the law. A new state law mandated that priests report instances of abuse or neglect that they hear about in the sacrament of confession, despite the Church’s long-standing teaching that confession is sacred and must remain confidential,
ALT a tradition upheld for over 2,000 years. Washington law has long respected that tradition, just as it protects private conversations with lawyers and others. But the state tried to single out Catholic priests, while giving a pass to lawyers. With Becket’s help, five bishops and several parish priests challenged the law in federal court. Days before the law was scheduled to take effect, the court blocked the law and protected the sacred seal of confession while the case continued.
ALT In October 2025, the state of Washington agreed to settle the case and to not force priests to violate the sacramental seal.
ICYMI: Judges Press County Suing Oil Giants to Explain How Companies Worsened its Floods
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Read the latest from JCN President @JCNSeverino: Four Attorneys General Take on China-Tied TP-Link Systems
Learn more about the coordinated lawsuits from @AGIowa, @AGJamesUthmeier, @mikehilgers, and @MTAGKnudsen.
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ICYMI: Kamala Harris calls to expand Supreme Court, add states if Dems take Congress
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