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If the church is at the head of the gov't then we should be thanking them for putting us on top of the nation!
Count me as a sheep if I am following the best.
BAAAAAAAAA.
If the people were a little more perfect, the grade would be an A.
(Yes, this is a tongue-in-cheek response to the first comment.)
Effective cost-spending accountability is one thing. Solving social problems that are so apparent is another.
Be careful what you make of the report.
The first amendment simply states that the federal government (all branches) is not to interfere with religion while while it gives individual states (10th amendment) unlimited freedoms to govern. And, of course,laws differ from state to state as does the management of state governments.
Er, wait until the big quake hits, though, then Utah will rank 50th.