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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court says Maine cannot deny public funds to schools that promote religious instruction [View all]madaboutharry
(40,188 posts)34. Ok.
6 members of the SC have gone rogue.
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Supreme Court says Maine cannot deny public funds to schools that promote religious instruction [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2022
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We owe so much to the Susan Sarandon's, Nina Turner's, Cornel West's, etc etc etc
JohnSJ
Jun 2022
#4
"There is absolutely no evidence that shows Manchin & Sinema aren't doing exactly
betsuni
Jun 2022
#119
We shouldn't forget to thank GOP politicians, Fox and RW social media for there part in this
SunImp
Jun 2022
#103
"The newer intents are what would be "original" with the text of the amendment."
BumRushDaShow
Jun 2022
#116
And unlike all other NPO's, churches don't have to report money-in, money-out to the IRS
NullTuples
Jun 2022
#66
Through a variety of mechanisms, Republicans have prevented even one IRS church audit since 2007
NullTuples
Jun 2022
#118
Supreme Court says Maine cannot exclude religious schools from tuition assistance programs
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2022
#6
This ruling does not, in any way shape or form, require religious schools to tolerate non-believers
Effete Snob
Jun 2022
#42
No. The SC has not gone rogue. It is REPUBLICANS on the SC who have gone rogue.
HUAJIAO
Jun 2022
#31
So will religious schools be allowed to exclude certain categories of students?
PA Democrat
Jun 2022
#10
Breaking News: Hard-right Theocratic leaning Supreme Court swings hard-right theocratic in its
Baitball Blogger
Jun 2022
#13
So, when do they just 'decide' there is no separation between church and state? Hope
sinkingfeeling
Jun 2022
#14
Looks like court approves to give government money to private schools who ban people they don't like
RoeVWade
Jun 2022
#19
It should but likely won't unless Muslims in Maine take a case to the state and appellate.
ancianita
Jun 2022
#28
Let's all pray that they do! And let's all pray that belief systems other than Xian
in2herbs
Jun 2022
#38
Not really. If the Xians get govt funding to spread their gospel they need to understand
in2herbs
Jun 2022
#59
Absolutely NOT and I don't understand how you have interpreted it that way. What I am
in2herbs
Jun 2022
#68
Not the same at all, but I suppose it's an angle / wedge tht Cons will use. n/t
TeamProg
Jun 2022
#48
This ruling is about funding for PRIVATE schools (aka vouchers). If a state does not want to fund
kelly1mm
Jun 2022
#57
ye scoutus today ignores that document and ruleing by precident. or reverse of ye of.
AllaN01Bear
Jun 2022
#33
Apparently, we need a constitutional amendment that specifies separation of church and state.
minstrel76
Jun 2022
#36
Let's not forget #TheFederalistSociety that handpicked the judges they deemed necessary to...
Raster
Jun 2022
#94
I think all the members are the same people. You're right. The Federalist Society
BComplex
Jun 2022
#110
The problem with this specific school that was just ignored is that they are anti-LGBTQ.
Lonestarblue
Jun 2022
#53
I don't agree with that shit. that's un-American as hell. My tax dollars shouldn't pay for bigotry
rockfordfile
Jun 2022
#56
So much for separation of church and state. I imagine this is just the beginning of the end
Vinca
Jun 2022
#63
Another comment/questions: why can't the feds announce that no govt money will go for
in2herbs
Jun 2022
#65
Sotomayor accuses conservatives of 'dismantling' church-state separation
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Jun 2022
#79
That's total bullshit. The government should not be offering financial support to religious
Martin68
Jun 2022
#82
Giving exclusive attention to one clause of a constituional amendment while ignoring another clause
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2022
#89
So would the reverse also be true? That is, if a State withheld public funding from a public school
KPN
Jun 2022
#91
Then the religious schools must accept all students who apply to the same degree that public schools
keithbvadu2
Jun 2022
#100
So will they lose tax exempt status, and can Atheists and Druids attend these Christian schools?
bucolic_frolic
Jun 2022
#106
Betsy Devos and others of her ilk must be happy as shit about this ruling.....
turbinetree
Jun 2022
#107
Public money for schools should be restricted to public schools with the only private
cstanleytech
Jun 2022
#108
This gentleman right here is Alton Toussaint Lemon, for whom the famed "Lemon Test" was named.
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2022
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