Earlier this year, I joined two Montana families at the United States Supreme Court.
I went to hear the oral arguments for a landmark case very relevant to the State of Montana. The case was about equal protection under the Constitution, religious freedom, and protecting Montana families and children from being discriminated against because of the school they choose.
I saw nine brilliant Supreme Court justices ask tough questions to both sides. Frankly, I saw the finest hour of debate that I've seen in our nation's capital.
The Montana families ultimately won that case in a 5-4 decision. But t...