Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Catholic faith has triggered a number of Democratic lawmakers and liberal media figures. Some have even suggested that her beliefs might make her unfit to serve as a federal judge. In contrast, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was Jewish and a liberal activist lawyer for the ACLU before she was confirmed to the Supreme Court almost unanimously in 42 days.
Despite their different backgrounds and beliefs, both women have said nearly the very same things about the role their faith plays in being a jurist. During her confirmation Hearing, Justice Ginsburg set the precedent that Judge Barrett is following today.
The reason for their very different treatment is clear, politics. We are not electing a Senator or a President. We are confirming a new Justice to the Supreme Court. Politics has no place in the courtroom.
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