Far right is authoritarian. One of its most basic tenants is to tell how others should live and interact. It's not about liberty in general, just for a privileged group to enjoy a liberty beyond the reasonable, that include companies.

One of the things we hear the us conservatives, not even far right yet is to boycott brands because of inclusive ads for example. It's in their righ, but shows that the ideology is not about freedom of expression but control of speech and action.

Both the far right and far left are defined by the excessive control of government over private activity. The differences lie in why.

The judge in this federal district court is known for his rulings attempting to impose Christian theocracy on Americans.

I think the current iteration of the far right is much more of a social movement than it is about principles of governing. Elon himself is right wing and uses his resources to support the movement, so a (bad) judge that is aligned with him could give him favorable treating in service of the culture war.