This 9-0 Supreme Court ruling will make Joe Biden lose his mind Joe Biden

Joe Biden and the Democrats have been losing left and right in the courts. And it’s not over yet.

Because this 9-0 Supreme Court ruling is going to make Joe Biden lose his mind.

Democrats are on the verge of a heart attack because of what has been going on in the Supreme Court recently.

Modern Democrats have never experienced defeat on such a scale before.

Democrats have been inconsolable as one after another of their dictatorial power grabs and unlawful programs have been smashed by the Supreme Court in the four years since former President Donald Trump seized the opportunity to install three Constitutionalist Justices to the Court.

Many commentators have pointed to the 2023 Supreme Court decision that banned preferential treatment of some racial groups in university admissions as the session’s crowning achievement.

Others have suggested that the Supreme Court ruling President Joe Biden’s student loan debt “forgiveness” plan to be unconstitutional was the biggest one so far this season. Especially considering how many Americans were sick to their stomach at the idea of their taxpayer dollars going to a blatant socialist scheme.

The most important Supreme Court decision this year, however, has nothing to do with affirmative action or Biden’s authoritarianism and everything to do with religious freedom.

The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in Groff v. DeJoy reinforced the First Amendment’s protections for religious liberty, making clear that no employer may discriminate on the basis of an employee’s religion.

For many years, businesses were free to refuse employees’ requests for religious accommodations or even fire them if doing so would result in more than a minimal, or “de minimis,” financial burden.

Christians who observe the Sabbath have found themselves unemployed as a result.

The Supreme Court just ruled last week that businesses can’t refuse to make reasonable accommodations because of the small cost or inconvenience to the business.

The Supreme Court found that employers must make reasonable religious accommodations under Title VII of the United States Constitution unless doing so would “result in substantial increased costs in relation to the conduct of its particular business.”

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Poster Comment:

Even Ketanji Brown Jackson went along on this one.