Strict scrutiny is brought to you by Americans United for separation of church and state.

The Trump administration's excessive Christian nationalist rhetoric is only building as we move

toward the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Those most caught in the crossfire are federal workers, specifically.

A multi-faith group of federal employees filed a new lawsuit against the United States Department of Agriculture for violating the separation of church and state and the religious freedom promised in our Constitution.

Our friends at Americans United for separation of church and state received emails from multiple Department of Agriculture employees.

A handful of employees reached out saying the proselytizing Easter email sent by Secretary

of Agriculture, Brooke Rawlins, to more than 100,000 agriculture employees is an abuse of power

that violates the separation of church and state promised in the First Amendment. And you know what?

They are right. As Katie Fang and I talked about when Hegg Seth, Kegsbroth was proselytizing to the troops,

federal officials aren't supposed to be inserting religion into federal responsibilities and federal

officials authority. It's in the First Amendment, the first one, which prohibits the federal

government from establishing a religion, including in the federal workforce. The hits keep on coming

from this administration,

and Americans United is doing their best to keep up the fight against Christian nationalism.

If you want to help, head to A.U.org slash Crooked to learn more about their work

and how you can get involved.

Mr. Chief Justice, may it please support.

It's an old joke when I argue men, argues against two beautiful ladies like this,

they're going to have the last word.

She spoke, not elegantly, but with unmistakable clarity.

She said,

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