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More conservative justices on the court have the installment of amy coney barrett. can you read into that yet? there was a fair amount of anonymity on cases like fulton. if you look at the cases argued on the regular documents the slivers might suggest more cohesion. if you look at the shadow docket the emergency decisions that are often argued without full oral argument or briefing you begin to see there is a more conservative picture emerging, just not necessarily emerging on the courts regula...

Excellent slate podcast amicus. dalia, thanks for joining us. >> that time of the year. three more days in which we will get more rulings next week, monday, wednesday and friday, but the most consequential ruling we were waiting for was this one on the affordable care act, right? >> i think this one and probably fulton, the other one that came down today, on the sort of collision between religious liberty and civil rights, in foster care in philadelphia, and that also actually was quite a narrow...

In. is there anything you can read from taking these two days together from the way the justices came down 7-2 in the obamacare case unanimously in the case involving catholic social services? >> well, this is going to be a barn burner of a term anyway because of this new conservative supermajority on the court. there are six conservative justices, which really put the chief justice on the back foot. hes always been the pivotal swing vote. he side with the liberals on abortion. he continues to p...

Standing first so theres a kind of irony the big conservative doctrine that keeps them out. more on fulton. >> go ahead. >> very quickly. that was the one i think everyone really waiting with baited breath because the new super majority on the court seems very receptive of free exercise rights. and it looked like it was going to be occasion for overruling an important principle which is if you act neutrally and not singling out religion you can do it and we thought that there were going to be pe...

Fulton, the gay right case, she pen a concurrence, saying she would be open to a case that would consider whether or not the court overruled that precedent, diplomat decision versus smith. she just didnt think it was relevant or necessary to do so in this particular case. i think tipping her hand at that, that she has a more sweeping vision of religious freedom perhaps than what might have been expected from her at the confirmation, that shes willing to go there? the future, but just not right n...

FULTON - A couple who grew up in Callaway County celebrated 75 years of marriage Sunday. Edith and Gene Craghead were married on June 13, 1946, one week after Gene returned from duty in WWII, under General George Patton. The couple got married in June 1946. While they were not able to have a formal wedding when they were first married, their families arranged to have them renew their vows properly for their 50th anniversary. Now, at ages 92 and 95, they are celebrating their 75th anniversary at...

Rates there? infection rates are cominu rates there? infection rates are coming down — rates there? infection rates are coming down in _ rates there? infection rates are coming down in fulton - rates there? infection rates are coming down in fulton now, . rates there? infection rates are coming down in fulton now, so| coming down in fulton now, so clearly the measures that were taken there are having an impact —— in fulton now. certainly there over 60s rate is coming down very significantl...

These — very, very clear if you look at these heat _ very, very clear if you look at these heat maps, who is contracting these heat maps, who is contracting the virus. _ these heat maps, who is contracting the virus, and it is pretty consistent across the whole of later manchester, including bolton, which is clearly— manchester, including bolton, which is clearly ahead of everywhere else and we _ is clearly ahead of everywhere else and we still have reasonable expectations that we are not go...

Even the former presidents own attorneys admitted that the ri rigged claims he has they dont hold up. theyve been debunked. gabriel sterling, an official with the secretary of states office in georgia, he has said that we spent thousands of hours investigating the exact claim in this lawsuit that there were counterfeit ballots. this is what he had to say about the upcoming audit. >> the claims are pristine ballots. ballots inserted -- theres no evidence for any of that. our law enforcement offic...

Katding it has infected the party from the top down we take possession of 145,000 ballots. they want to transport the ballots to a private company for an arizona style review. the judge said no. but will allow a digit cal review of the ballots in the custly of fulton election officials. none of this is going to change the election. biden will have won georgia back in 2020. if this isnt freaking you out, it should. because republicans are showing you they are willing -- they can just hand over yo...