SCOTUS ruling re: praying coach apparently based on a "deceitful narrative"

[RSherman]

If this story is accurate, it makes the SCOTUS ruling even more egregious.

A 9th Circuit Court of Appeals judge called out the whole case as built on a "deceitful narrative." "The facts in the record utterly belie (Kennedy's) contention that the prayer was personal and private."

[link:https://www.hastingstribune.com/ap/personal_finance/danny-westneat-the-myth-at-the-heart-of-the-praying-coach-case/article_ec66e1e1-86e2-5705-b88b-aec505434101.html|

[The Magistrate]

1. It Is Accurate, Sir

The lie was noted in the dissent, illustrated with photographs.

[RSherman]

2. I just saw the photo

Thanks, I missed all of that, I guess. The paper also included a photo of the entire team in the middle of the field during the prayer. Ugh.

[The Magistrate]

3. This Is The Best Comment On It I've Seen

[onecaliberal]

9. Exactly, like the BIBLE SAYS.

[exboyfil]

4. Gorsuch is a hack

Just proved it.

[Baitball Blogger]

6. +1

[John1956PA]

5. Gorsuch lied in order to set a precedent to further erode the separaton of church and state.

This case was under the "Free Exercise Clause." Future cases will result in the erosion of the separation of church and state with regard to the "Establishment Clause."

[Simeon Salus]

7. So anybody "Taking a Knee" can now claim this is a moment of personal and private prayer...

Reclaim the personal and private prayer, I say.