Thursday, June 27, 2024

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.
Supreme Court, Not Supreme Arbiter (00:00)
SCOTUS Drops Decisions on Government Bribes and Social Media Censorship Case
- Snyder v. United States by The Supreme Court of the United States
- Murthy v. Missouri by The Supreme Court of the United States
Will the Supreme Court Permit Some Abortions in Idaho? (9:58)
Massive Clerical Error Raises Questions About Abortion Case from Idaho
- Idaho v. United States by The Supreme Court of the United States
The Complicated Rule of Law Comes to the Fore (11:57)
Julian Assange Settles and Receives His Freedom
Congressman Bowman Was Too Liberal for Democrats? (19:10)
New York District Election Teaches Lesson on Being Far-Left in the U.S.
Parents and Families, Watch the Presidential Debate (22:15)
Former President Trump and President Biden Poised to Make History Tonight
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[@TurtleTrackin]

Who can shake the feeling that the American train left the rails some time ago- but the engine continues to drag the cars alongside the track, some having flipped over on their sides, cargo spilling all over the mountain?
Let's hope it comes to rest before it gets to the bridge.

[@octaviusmorlock]

The problem with saying a bribe is a present or future favor is that, now, bribery would essentially be legal as long as payment is made after the person leaves office.
But if you say that it _can_ include the past, you set yourself up for others problems.

[@tlotlisomphuthi1103]

I like how you confirmwd that morality based on the Word of God which predates the courts law