The school district's move crosses the line. Coach Joe has NOT encouraged people to join him in his sometimes-silent act. By cutting him off, school district officials are also cutting off the rights of students who would want to join him. Again, participation has been COMPLETELY voluntary.
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Matthew Carlson
10 years ago
#WeSupportJoe
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Claudia
10 years ago
Joe Kennedy has constitutional freedom to pray wherever he wants to and so do the football players. Those who are opposed to this have a Constitutional right to be opposed.
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Linda Saylors
10 years ago
If ever there was a time for Prayer in our society...it is now!! Back off Coach Kennedy firing!!
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David Wilson
10 years ago
I support coach Joe
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Sandra Carino
10 years ago
If the national football league's Players are allowed prayer and there's nothing said why does Coach Kennedy have to be singled out. The young men that followed him out to pray are at an age that they know right from wrong. In this day and age anything positive in young people's life is a plus I support Coach Kennedy and his faith and what he does at the game. Each game is played and then "thanks" are given for each player not being hurt and just the camaraderie and the sport of two teams.
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Cheryl Hall
10 years ago
So we can smoke pot, kill our babies, and yet not pray silently? Give me a break! Read the constitution! Freedom of religion. This is shameful.
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sharon henzel
10 years ago
praying is a good thing.it never hurt anyone. it makes for a good role model
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Angela Garrison
10 years ago
Let him be if people don't like what he is doing don't listen and don't watch.
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Gary Crouse
10 years ago
Stand firm !
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Anonymous
10 years ago
100% Believe he is doing the right thing!
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Patricia Gregg
10 years ago
The school is squelching his First Amendment rights! Stand strong, Coach Joe!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
he has the right to pray. Freedom to worship and it's not doing any harm. Don't like it? Don't pray.
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Carol Freedman
10 years ago
More people are ready to stand to keep this country free.
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Vernon Vogtman
10 years ago
As a coach I am glad he is doing this for the kids. On his own time outside of his coaching contract. God Bless you.
The school district's move crosses the line. Coach Joe has NOT encouraged people to join him in his sometimes-silent act. By cutting him off, school district officials are also cutting off the rights of students who would want to join him. Again, participation has been COMPLETELY voluntary.
#WeSupportJoe
Joe Kennedy has constitutional freedom to pray wherever he wants to and so do the football players. Those who are opposed to this have a Constitutional right to be opposed.
If ever there was a time for Prayer in our society...it is now!! Back off Coach Kennedy firing!!
I support coach Joe
If the national football league's Players are allowed prayer and there's nothing said why does Coach Kennedy have to be singled out. The young men that followed him out to pray are at an age that they know right from wrong. In this day and age anything positive in young people's life is a plus I support Coach Kennedy and his faith and what he does at the game. Each game is played and then "thanks" are given for each player not being hurt and just the camaraderie and the sport of two teams.
So we can smoke pot, kill our babies, and yet not pray silently? Give me a break! Read the constitution! Freedom of religion. This is shameful.
praying is a good thing.it never hurt anyone. it makes for a good role model
Let him be if people don't like what he is doing don't listen and don't watch.
Stand firm !
100% Believe he is doing the right thing!
The school is squelching his First Amendment rights! Stand strong, Coach Joe!
he has the right to pray. Freedom to worship and it's not doing any harm. Don't like it? Don't pray.
More people are ready to stand to keep this country free.
As a coach I am glad he is doing this for the kids. On his own time outside of his coaching contract. God Bless you.
I support Coach Joe and his players!!!
I stand with Coach Kennedy
I support coach Joe!
Stand strong, brother.
Go get 'em coach!