During oral arguments for the Obergefell v.Hodges Roberts, C.J. case, Justice Alito asked Solicitor General Donald Verrilli whether universities that believe in traditional marriage might have their federal tax exemption challenged by advocates of same-sex marriage. Verrilli replied, "It's certainly going to be an issue. I don't deny that. I don't deny that, Justice Alito. It is -- it is going to be an issue."

Chief Justice Roberts is right in declaring this ruling to be "an act of will, not legal judgment.... Just who do we think we are?" Justice Scalia is right in saying that this ruling is "a threat to American democracy." Justice Alito is right in warning that the decision "will be used to vilify Americans who are unwilling to assent to the new orthodoxy....

Leftists are masters of this game. They're quite skilled at wincing and saying, "I, a poor, miserable sinner, deserve pain for refusing to check my cisgender privilege," while unleashing all nine tails o' the cat on the real culprits, those awful conservatives who cause a transgender suicide every time they assume that a person with an Adam's apple, a five o'clock shadow, and a Y chromosome is a male.

"Now as women in Syria, Iraq, Nigeria and many other un-named places have been subjected to systematic sexual abuse, rape and forced marriages, religious leaders in the United States are responding to the moral imperative of our faith traditions by calling for action on behalf of women and girls raped in war," declared the Rev. Harry Knox, President of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (RCRC), a group that advocates for unrestricted abortion.