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They struck down a school prayer law

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Why was the religious right upset with some of the president reagans supreme court appointments?

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Why was religious right upset with some of president Reagan's supreme court appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of president Reagan's supreme courts appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of president Reagan supreme court appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of president Reagan's supreme court appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of president reagan’s supreme court appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of the president Reagan’s Supreme Court appointments?

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Why was the religious right upset with some of president reagans supreme court appomitments?

The religious right was upset with some of President Reagan's Supreme Court appointments because they felt that certain justices did not align with their conservative values, particularly on issues like abortion and prayer in public schools. Despite Reagan's overall commitment to appointing conservative judges, some of his picks, like Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Justice Anthony Kennedy, were seen as moderate and less likely to support the religious right's agenda. This disappointment highlighted the tensions within the coalition of conservative groups that had supported Reagan.