Amy Coney Barrett Under Pressure as Supreme Court Gay Rights Case Begins
Barrett has not recused herself from the case despite calls for her to step down due to her affiliation with anti-gay Christian groups.
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Barrett has not recused herself from the case despite calls for her to step down due to her affiliation with anti-gay Christian groups.
"I don’t believe that someone in her position, who is a member of this group, could put those biases aside, especially in a decision like the one coming up."
Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Christian faith and alleged ties to the group People of Praise are again called into question before the Supreme Court is set to hear an LGBTQ-related case.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett was urged to recuse herself from an upcoming Supreme Court case on free speech and LGBT issues by former members of a niche Christian group she is affiliated with, arguing the faith organization has discriminatory policies against same-sex marriage.
The Supreme Court justice has been urged to recuse herself from an upcoming case involving gay rights.