“‘Bags fly free with Southwest. But free speech didn’t fly at all with Southwest in this case,’ The National Right to Work Legal Foundation (NRTW) quoted the judge’s decision in a press release.” – CBN News, December 9, 2022

“The lead attorney in Fulton, the Becket Fund’s Lori Windham, represents McMaster in South Carolina. In a motion filed in federal district court on Nov. 17, the state argues it has no choice but to license private faith-based foster care agencies. Like Philadelphia, South Carolina makes exceptions to its policies for secular reasons for foster agencies. Therefore, the state must treat Miracle Hill similarly and make an exception to the nondiscrimination rules for Miracle Hill to accommodate the agency’s religious beliefs under the U.S. Constitution.” – World News Group, December 6, 2022

“One can only admire the willingness of these four to make an offering of their own bodies, as prisoners, to save the unborn. Repeatedly they have immolated themselves for the sake of innocent life, even at the cost of arrest and imprisonment in the tradition of civil disobedience that brought about the success of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. This time, however, they were spared that penalty.” – Thomas More Society, December 5, 2022

“‘Oregon has not yet even provided the necessary funding for, let alone set up the systems required to administer its new and onerous permitting scheme,’ the latest lawsuit alleges. ‘As of right now, there is no firearms training course that has been certified by the state, which means that no one can lawfully obtain a permit-to-purchase.'” – Fox News, December 2, 2022

“On behalf of School Choice Wisconsin Action, Inc. (SCWA), Catholic Memorial High School of Waukesha, Inc., and Roncalli Catholic Schools, Inc., the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) filed a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jill Underly. The suit challenges several of DPI’s rules which were not promulgated in compliance with statutory rulemaking procedures, and which exceed the DPI’s authority as set forth in state law.” – Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, November 30, 2022

“My simple, common-sense amendment would prohibit the federal government from retaliating against any person or group for adhering to sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions about marriage.” – Mike Lee U.S. Senator for Utah, November 28, 2022

“But the GOP-led states—Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Carolina—said in their filing that Biden’s request to lift the freeze is not justified by any ’emergency or imminent harm’ while lifting the injunction ‘risks unleashing on the States a wave of harms that could not be undone.’” – Epoch Times, November 24, 2022

“District officials adopted a “Vaccination Roadmap” in September 2021 that would have required a COVID vaccine for students 16 or older to attend in-person classes, enroll in sports, and engage in other extracurricular activities. However, the anti-mandate group Let Them Choose posed a legal challenge to the district in October 2021.” – The Daily Wire, November 24, 2022

“Can the government force a Democratic speechwriter to write speeches promoting the Republican Party? Or force an atheist to sing at a church’s Easter service? The answer is a resounding no. Of course not. The government cannot force Americans to promote views they disagree with.” – Alliance Defending Freedom, accessed November 24, 2022