On Friday, June 26, the Trump Administration’s Department of Justice issued a 224-page draft report from the Religious Liberty Commission. At the very least, we urge you to review the table of contents (which starts on page 2 of the draft report) and read the 12-page executive summary (which starts on page 12).
UNTIL SUNDAY, JULY 12, the DoJ will be accepting public comments on this draft. Jeff Childers at Coffee & Covid explains:
The report remains a draft, with public comments open until July 12. That means the left has about 13 days to flood the comments portal and claim the final version was dogged by “public opposition.” If you want to weigh in, and you should, the portal is live at justice.gov/religious-liberty-commission/resources.
According to those instructions, public comments can be emailed to the Commission at RLC@usdoj.gov. The email subject line should be “PUBLIC COMMENT – [TOPIC OR CHAPTER NUMBER] – [NAME].” Topic or chapter just refers to particular issues you might be commenting on (‘chapter’ refers to the report). [NAME] means your name. Like this:
PUBLIC COMMENT – Chapter 10 (Vaccines) – Jeff Childers
PUBLIC COMMENT — Parent’s Rights — Jeff Childers