And I appreciate that Chief Justice Robert said, and this is another thing you don't hear

just in, you know, the political telling of these things, that he doesn't regard his

dissenting colleagues as cutting the Constitution loose during a pandemic like Justice Corsuch does.

He says, they view the matter differently after careful study and analysis,

reflecting their best efforts to fulfill their responsibilities.

I read that paragraph from Chief Justice Robert, so it was like,

how will Loya, because I do think this is hard?

This is Sarah, and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics, the home of grace filled political conversations.

Hello and welcome to this episode of Pant suit politics. Thank you for joining us today.

We are going to talk about the Supreme Court's action over the weekend and the state of balancing

interest around public health and religious liberty. Before that, we'll catch up on all the news

that developed while we were enjoying the Thanksgiving holiday and we'll end by reflecting on that

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out. Sarah, I've been curious about your reaction to the news that President Trump

pardoned Michael Flynn last Wednesday. I've had to wait so long to hear your thoughts about this.

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