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Image Credit Marielam1 / Wikimedia Commons / CC By-SA 4.0 Alito said nothing egregious or wrong — but Rolling Stone’s portrayal of his answers is an indictment of their antipathy of America’s founding ideals and principles.
Left-wing corporate media is once again desperate to pin-the-scandal-on-Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, this time expressing outrage that Alito is a Christian who believes in limited government.
While at the Supreme Court Historical Society’s annual dinner last week, liberal filmmaker Lauren Windsor pretended to be, as Rolling Stone put it, a “religious conservative” to try and extrapolate “gotcha” answers from Alito on various questions. None of his answers were egregious or wrong, but Rolling Stone’s portrayal of them is an indictment of their antipathy toward America’s founding ideals and principles.
Windsor, faking her entire position, told Alito she doesn’t know “that we can negotiate with the left in the way that needs to happen for the […]
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