[Tell It Right]

"This necessarily meant that spectators -- students, parents, and community members -- would observe Kennedy's religious conduct."

Like it's somehow worse than when spectators "observe" a government employee's non-religious worldly "conduct". LOL Give me a break, thin-skinned worldly people.

[Bob434]

There is no law against to people,having to witness someone praying. Seeing someone pray does force someone to become a Christian or join a religion. That is what the co situation is about, forcing people by way of penalty if they refuse, to join an “official religion” of any persuasion. A man praying for another in pub,it does not rise to force g anyone to do anything, and the left know this. Poli5icoans can even lay in public or read their Bible whike,while, job because it forces noone to become religious or join a religion

[JimRed]

"This necessarily meant that spectators -- students, parents, and community members Karens -- would observe Kennedy's religious conduct."