Big win for religious liberty yesterday at the Supreme Court.

The court ruled six to three in Kennedy versus Bremerton school district

that the school violated coach Joseph Kennedy's rights

when it fired him for kneeling and saying a private prayer after football games.

The biggest takeaway is that religious freedom is not completely dead in America.

But the second biggest takeaway, and this has been under-reported,

is that liberals have absolutely no idea what conservatives actually believe.

Instantly, after the decision came out, a bunch of prominent labs on social media

jumped at what they thought was going to be conservative hypocrisy.

You saw a million variations of, well, if you think conservatives should be allowed to pray

privately at school, then you probably think that Jews and Muslims should be allowed to do that too,

right? Ha ha, gotcha.

Yeah. To which all of the conservatives replied, uh-huh, yep, sounds good.

Wasn't, wasn't the first time that we've seen this kind of thing.

We were seeing this liberal disconnect for weeks after the Carson decision from the Supreme Court.

If you think Christian students and Maine should be able to spend their education funding

at Christian schools, then maybe Jews and Muslims should be allowed to spend at their own schools,

huh? Huh? Huh? Yeah, that's great. Sounds like a great idea. Let's do it.

After the Dobbs decision, you want to ban abortion, huh? Well, maybe we should pass a law

to make men support the women that they impregnate. What do you think about that?

I think that's a great idea. Where do I sign up for that? I cool. Let me co-sponsor that.

You don't like gay marriage, huh? Well, if you're such a defender of marriage,

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