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I was born ready. Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isgert. That's David French. And we're going to do one of our famous,

famous, David, split podcast where we're going to talk about the facts and the precedent around

the Oklahoma charter school religion case. And then we're going to talk about the oral argument

on the next podcast. But first, let's do a little

Supreme Court housekeeping. We've had three opinions since we've talked about opinions, David.

And look, none of them are bringing down the house. But two of them were Gorsuch opinions,

which is interesting because, you know, for a long time, Justice Ginsburg was known as

being the justice who, like, got her opinions out the door first. And it's why, like, come early

December, everyone was like, oh, no opinions coming. Sad. It's really not because, like, overall,

the court is taking longer. I mean, they literally are,

but it's because we were so used to Justice Ginsburg being the first out the door.

So it is interesting to me that Justice Gorsuch is like clearing the decks

probably means like personality wise.

He's not a procrastinator, for instance,

not leaving that homework till 2 a.m. the night before.

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