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Joe Walsh

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Joe Walsh @WalshFreedom

I wouldn’t be okay with a public high school football coach leading his team in ANY religious prayer - Muslim, Christian or Jewish. I am okay with a Muslim coach saying his own personal prayer on the field after a game. — PolitiTweet.org

Robert Lusetich @RobertLusetich

@WalshFreedom I'm sure the religious right would be would be perfectly okay with a high school football coach leadi… https://t.co/FXNzalqqZq

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Joe Walsh @WalshFreedom

@MollieKatzen Exactly. Any organized praying or leading other people in prayer would be unconstitutional. — PolitiTweet.org

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Joe Walsh @WalshFreedom

Agreed. And that’s the distinction: LEADING a prayer on the field or in the cafeteria is unconstitutional. Saying a prayer to oneself on the field or in the cafeteria IS constitutional. In this case, it started out as a private prayer and then over time others joined him. — PolitiTweet.org

Ken Olin @kenolin1

@WalshFreedom But the issue is about leading a classroom, locker-room or cafeteria in prayer. As a child I remembe… https://t.co/5GH0UaRLlY

Posted June 27, 2022 Hibernated