Louisiana has become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in all public schools across the state. The corporate media’s reaction to this development is best described as a collective muted hysteria.
Each of the major networks filed a brief denouncing the bill in its own particular way. ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir took the opportunity to snark about the Supreme Court. Below is that report in its entirety:
ABC WORLD NEWS TONIGHT
6/19/24
6:44 PM
DAVID MUIR: This evening, Louisiana is the first state to require the Ten Commandments now be displayed in every public classroom from kindergarten to state-funded universities. 30 years ago, the Supreme Court struck down a similar law in Kentucky, citing separation of church and state. Louisiana’s law could face a similar challenge now, but it would come before…
