A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of a no-doubt expensive and time-consuming suit by the ACLU to remove a eight foot cross in the Mojave National Preserve. The cross was erected in 1934 by a group of World War I veterans to honor their comrades.

Meanwhile, the ACLU is largely MIA as college administrators on a daily basis trample on freedom of conscience through speech codes, mandatory diversity training, and suppression of publications that offer dissenting points of view. With some notable exceptions, the priorities of this once-proud organization are badly skewed.