Gorsuch's Textualism Debate
Gorsuch's interpretation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 raises eyebrows as he argues that discrimination based on sexual orientation is inherently linked to sex discrimination. This perspective challenges the original intent of Congress, suggesting that the law's wording has evolved beyond its original meaning. The dissent highlights the logical inconsistencies in Gorsuch's reasoning, questioning whether the Court should expand the law's scope based on contemporary understandings.In this clip
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