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He is free to practice his faith, but not on our secular religiously-neutral dime.He is free to practice his faith, but not on our secular religiously-neutral dime.Wonder what ever happened to
impeding the free exercise of religion?
I thought the article said this took place after the game?
Whose 'dime' was he on?
He said the prayers on state owned school property. He was paid to be there by taxpayers of Washington state.
It was on our dime and on our property.
He was paid to be there by taxpayers of Washington state.
He was paid to be there AFTER the function was over?
anyone with a brain would consider him
off the clock.
The function doesn't end immediately after the game is finish.
As long as he was on school grounds and at a school function, he's being paid by the taxpayers.
There's a rule that no teacher is allowed to leave the grounds until all students are gone. They are being paid while they are on school grounds and there's students. So at all school functions the teacher who is there can't leave school grounds and is still being paid until every single student has left.
How do you know he was off the clock? Do you know the laws in Washington state? I do.I live here.
Seems it didn't matter to the district whether he was 'off the clock' or not.
Bremerton High School coach placed on leave for praying on field - CNN.com
"In Wednesday's letter, the district said it has offered Kennedy a private location to use for personal prayer after games, such as areas in the school building or in the stadium press box. But Kennedy declined, the letter says."