In the heart of Washington, D.C., a shocking incident unfolded that would ignite a national debate on religious freedom. Caroline Levit, the White House press secretary, found herself at the center of controversy after being
fined $500 by Judge Charles Hargrove for wearing a silver cross in the courtroom. Hargrove branded her a “fanatic,” insisting that faith had no place in the law. However, Caroline refused to back down.
Determined to stand up for her rights, she filed a lawsuit against Hargrove, accusing him of suppressing religious freedom and demanding $800 million in damages. The case quickly garnered national attention, rallying millions of supporters behind her cause. As the pressure mounted,
