Left resorted to dirty tricks, secret Samuel Alito recordings reveal smear campaign against justices
There is a buzz in lefty circles about the supposed threat of “Christian Nationalists” to the republic. This hysteria has now merged with efforts to delegitimize the Supreme Court, especially the justices who are least likely to support the left’s agenda.
Activist Lauren Windsor shared audio recordings of conversations with Justice Sam Alito, his wife, and Chief Justice John Roberts, which she secretly recorded by pretending to be a religious conservative at an event last week.
Her “big catch” is a conversation where she talks about the need for bringing “Godliness” back to the country with Alito, who politely agrees.
The reaction to this agreement has been exaggerated, with many expressing shock at a religious person agreeing that Godliness is a valuable quality.
From the recordings, it is clear that the justice was simply trying to politely disengage from an obsessive individual. He did not mention anything about the government enforcing religious ideals or letting his faith influence his judgments.
The New York Times ran a report on Windsor’s “findings” and a column claiming that Alito no longer hides his “theocratic worldview,” despite no evidence of him mentioning anything theocratic in the conversation. He has openly discussed his faith for many years without it influencing his work.
Other news outlets also ran with Windsor’s interpretation, suggesting that Alito’s objectivity is compromised. However, other parts of the recordings show Alito’s wife taking credit for controversies related to his impartiality.
Despite America being more secular, with less public discussion of religion, individuals like Windsor continue to push false narratives and secret agendas.
Ultimately, the recordings show Alito being polite when engaging with strangers. It is the actions of individuals like Windsor and the media that reveal their bias and attempts to smear right-leaning justices and the Supreme Court as biased and illegitimate.
These individuals pose a greater threat to democracy than those they oppose, yet remain oblivious to their own actions.
