Her argument is invalid.
I am not sure about that
Her oath said she agreed to uphold the laws, not uphold the laws except when she felt like it.
She is not upholding laws when she feels like it.
Because "reasonable accomodation" doesn't mean "don't have to do a core component of your job after you've sworn an oath to do so".
She never swore to endorse gay marriages as a core component of her job..
So what?
Exactly my point
Reality differs from your statements.
It does not. The reality is that the Court has case law to support whatever decision it likes. Obviously, a judge cannot commit a crime or impeachable conduct, but besides that, judges are very powerful and within the ambit of their power in their jurisdiction they have the power to decide what the Court deems just and proper. In other words, like. or sometimes bunk.
Sixty one federal judges have been impeached or investigated in the United States. Several were removed. That's not counting at all state and local judges.
So what. Tell that to the judge when he tells you that it is his Court room.
Also, judges had limited power and authority based on their position and region.
Subject matter.
They cannot "do whatever they want", no matter how many times or how much you think that to be true.
Depends on what I mean. I said "like" not want.
I do know so much,
If you are an attorney, I believe you. If not, I laugh at you.
I do not want to argue for the sake of winning. I do not know all of the facts about her case. I am not a supporter of her either. Or any public official using religion as an excuse not to do their job. . You have posted a lot of your assertions but in all objectivity, you have not invalidated her claim.