Supreme Court prayer ruling proves my grandmother was right about First Amendment

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Baba was proud of all that family achievement, but I think she was most emotionally grateful for the religious freedom America gave her.
57% : Baba emigrated from Central Europe to the United States at the beginning of the last century in pursuit of religious freedom and economic opportunity.
50% : In his opinion, Justice Gorsuch has put up some strong roadblocks against such sliding, and we must, as always, depend on future Supreme Courts to understand that the great goal of the First Amendment is to protect freedom of religion, and that the prohibition of the establishment of a religion is in the Constitution to protect every American's freedom of religion, not to banish religious expression from American life, as my Baba understood and taught me.
44% : As I look back, it turns out that "Baba," as we called her, played a large part in the formation of my understanding of the religion clauses of the First Amendment.
42% : If government action does not compromise freedom of religion, in any way, that government action is not prohibited.

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