Pullmann commented that the argument against Hagedorn “seems to be that no faithful religious believer can also be a good public official, in line with a crop of similar attacks on federal nominees.”
She pointed to attacks by prominent Democrats, including Sens. Dianne Feinstein, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, Mazie Hirono and Bernie Sanders.
“How convenient for the minority of secularists to define their tribe as the only one eligible for rule,” Pullmann wrote. “And whatever happened to tolerance and pluralism, and not discriminating against people based on their identity?”
Hagedorn says his conservative judicial philosophy compels him to apply the laws impartially, regardless of his personal religious or political beliefs.
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