Article Summary

This article describes a U.S. government commission on religious liberty, led by Trump appointees, that promotes conservative Christian priorities like refusing service to same-sex couples and loosening vaccine rules for religious reasons. It highlights how the group's powerful members are pushing these views with little pushback, and notes critics say the commission ignores other faiths and undermines the separation of church and state. The piece points out that the panel's meetings and membership lean heavily toward one religious perspective, raising concerns about fairness and constitutional balance.