In an attempt to discredit the Supreme Court, an undercover leftist activist secretly recorded a conversation with Justice Samuel Alito at a private event.
Windsor posed as a conservative and, at one point, claimed to be a devout Catholic. She asked Alito pointed and leading questions conversationally while at a dinner hosted by the Supreme Court Historical Society.
In the audio, Windsor remarked that to restore the country, Christians need to keep fighting “to return our country to a place of godliness.”Alito also agreed with Windsor when she claimed that negotiations between Republicans and Democrats do not seem possible. Alito’s response was that “one side or the other is going to win.”
Throughout the entirety of the audio, Windsor can be heard coaxing out Alito’s personal opinions without his knowledge, but she failed to provide evidence of Alito’s extremism. And that’s because Alito’s personal opinions, which are informed by faith, do not discredit his ability to interpret a constitutional violation within the Supreme Court case.
And yet that’s exactly what Windsor and the leftist media would like the public to believe. They hope that by portraying Alito as biased, they can discredit the legitimacy of the Supreme Court as a whole and undermine the rulings that challenge the Left’s agenda.But unlike so much of the rest of politics, the Supreme Court has made it clear it will not submit to the groupthink of either side of the political aisle.
This was a failed attempt to catch Alito as a right-wing extremist and merely showcases that those with principled beliefs have nothing to hide.
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