She refuses to say anything that publicly contradicts Trump’s statements - including his calls to postpone the election, or that he might refuse to step down if he loses.
Yet she’s gone out of her way to say, loud and clear, that as a Supreme Court Justice, she would be exempt from the federal ethics laws she must currently follow in lower courts.
She won't feel obliged to step aside in a case that involves Trump, in which she has an obvious conflict of interest.
Coney Barrett was quizzed on Capitol Hill by Senators of both parties - as any high-school civics student might be - on the five essential freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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