MSNBC’s Joy Reid labelled the Supreme Court a “pro-just White Christian court” over the potential to rule in favor of a football coach fired for on-field prayers.
NBC OP-ED SOUNDS ALARM OVER SUPREME COURT POTENTIALLY SIDING WITH FOOTBALL COACH FIRED FOR ON-FIELD PRAYERS"Football player prays on the sidelines before a game. Color space is ProPhoto, RGB, processed from a 16 bit RAW image.View Similar Images Here:"
"Because this isn’t a pro-religion court, it’s a pro-just White Christian court. What happens when they strip away the power of the Establishment Clause?" Reid asked her panel. "What they’re trying to do with this is that they want their religious liberty to impose their religion on everybody else. And so part of this larger culture war battle is that they want this religious freedom to be bigoted against the LGBTQ community, to be bigoted against trans people and to generally foist their religion on you," Mystal said.
Although both Reid and Mystal voiced their displeasure of the Supreme Court, both stated that it’s"pretty clear" that Kennedy will win based on religious bias rather than merit.
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