Alito writes that the coach ceased to be acting as a coach during his prayer sessions, and then resumed being a coach immediately afterward: t'was just "a brief lull in his duties." And thus in leading group prayer at the public school's midfield, he was acting "in a purely private capacity."
The Right hates basic reality, a continuing series.
The court also overruled precedent without saying it was doing so. They didn't even attempt a stare decisis analysis.
Seems some Justices have their own brief lulls at the workplace where they aren't acting as Supreme Court Justices.
Alito writes that the coach ceased to be acting as a coach during his prayer sessions, and then resumed being a coach immediately afterward: t'was just "a brief lull in his duties." And thus in leading group prayer at the public school's midfield, he was acting "in a purely private capacity."
ReplyDeleteThe Right hates basic reality, a continuing series.
The court also overruled precedent without saying it was doing so. They didn't even attempt a stare decisis analysis.
Seems some Justices have their own brief lulls at the workplace where they aren't acting as Supreme Court Justices.
I see Dick's wants to pay for abortions.
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