Supreme Court Delivers Blockbuster 9-0 Decision - Biden Gets Rocked

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and it's been a really

bad day for Joe Biden and the Democrats at the Supreme Court

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Joe Biden arguing on behalf of the Postal Service or Joe Biden and his administration

arguing on behalf of the Postal Service went to the Supreme Court in a case against a Pennsylvania

postal worker, a Christian man, who said that the United States Postal Service not allowing

him to take off on Sunday was against the law and it's violated his religious freedoms

Now what this man said was the Postal Service wanted him to deliver packages for Amazon

on Sundays and that the Postal Service said it would cause an undue hardship on them if

people were allowed to take off on Sundays because they wanted this Amazon contract

Well as it turns out the Supreme Court in an unanimous decision sided with the postal

worker 9-0 with the liberals and conservatives all joining together which is huge

That is as unequivocal a smackdown of the current law as you can possibly get

All nine justices. Here's what they were working with. The government wanted them to use a 1977, the year I was born, Supreme Court decision

that said that businesses had to accommodate religious observances for their workers unless

those religious observances caused an undue hardship on the company, i.e. made it harder

for the company to complete its goals and do its business. So the Supreme Court turned around, the postal worker said they shouldn't have that, you

should scrap that because it's not fair because any company at any time could say well this

is an undue hardship, we're not going to accommodate it. So the Supreme Court said, you know what, you're right, we're going to scrap this

So now that burden is off. This means that Christians, Jews, Muslims, whatever your religious belief is, on your

holiday you're allowed to take off from work and the business has to give you the day off

They have to allow you to observe your religious holiday or observance or whatever it is

The Sabbath is very important to both Jews and Christians. Jews celebrate it on Saturday, Christians celebrate it on Sunday, but it's a very important

day, it's supposed to be kept holy, and so a lot of people want to still observe that

Now some people will still work on the Sabbath, that's their prerogative, and you could do

so in a way that celebrates God, but the point is that's up to each individual person, not

to the businesses. Again, with the old decision at any point a business could say well we would take your

observance into consideration, but this causes an undue hardship so we're not going to do

it here. Well, that really gives the business all the power. The Supreme Court today struck that down and it makes me wonder if more religious questions

are brought before the Supreme Court, like baking a cake for a gay wedding if you're

a Christian baker and you don't want to do it, or anything like that, what this Supreme

Court will decide, because time and time again this particular Supreme Court comes down on

the side of religious freedom. Now you take this decision along with the decision it made earlier striking down affirmative

action in college universities and it's been a really rough day for Joe Biden, the White

House, and his cronies. So I want to know what you guys think

Is this fair to businesses? Is it fair to the workers? Let me know in the comments

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