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Group asks Supreme Court to hear Ten Commandments case
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Congress cannot make a law to allow the displays
Congress cannot make a law, to ban the displays.
Read it. "Congress shall make NO law..." Congress has NO Constitutional authority when it comes to the establishment of religion, or the free exercise thereof. It does NOT say "Congress shall see to it that there is no establishment of religion " It quite clearly tells Congress, "You have no power to rule on this issue.
Why can't people read what the Constitution actually says
GO ahead, keep voting for these idiots who allow such atrocities to be committed against the rule of law. Keep electing them, and they will keep walking all over the us, and the law.
This isnt about congress. This is the Supreme Court. They dont make laws, they interprete laws and the constitution. Get it right before you sput off.
But that shouldn't be a shocker.
The ACLJ is comprised of ultra-conservative religionists who fight against evolution (and advocate "Creationism" under the disguise of "Intelligent Design"), and try to advance a strict Christian Fundamentalist perspective on everything from science to politics to a re-writing of US History so as not to disparage the "religious foundations" of our country.
They are wasting people's time and money. PG and similar cities should save their money and just remove the monuments.
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