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Charles C. W. Cooke notes that the reaction to Trump’s victory has been more muted than it was in 2016, and then talks to Lathan Watts of the Alliance Defending Freedom about the state of conscience rights in 2024.

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Charles C. W. Cooke and Lathan Watts of the Alliance Defending Freedom discuss the state of conscience rights in 2024.{ai:summary}<p>Charles C. W. Cooke observes that the response to Trump's victory is less intense compared to 2016. He then discusses conscience rights in 2024 with Lathan Watts from the Alliance Defending Freedom. </p><p>#politics</p>

Protecting Conscience

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