What are some examples of policies, proposed or passed bills that attempt to fuse the Federal Government and religion?
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Incoming: Random story about a man who raped his 12 yo daughter and she wasn’t allowed to have an abortion all the while the uncles shot AR15s at refrigerators in the backyard.
While reprehensible of course, that has nothing to do with government policy. Separation of Church and State (yes, it IS a Nelson Mandella moment, but let's take it at face value) I'm interested in discussing actual laws*, that meld the two. I'm not saying there are NO such cases, I'd just like to put our heads together and come up with some. I'm not having much luck so far.
*( I'm talking about laws currently in effect. I shouldn't have to say this, but there are small number of posters on here that nitpick/base their arguments on the "letter" of the post instead of the spirit of said post (because it's easier than formulating a cogent argument)
*( I'm talking about laws currently in effect. I shouldn't have to say this, but there are small number of posters on here that nitpick/base their arguments on the "letter" of the post instead of the spirit of said post (because it's easier than formulating a cogent argument)
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Yeah that’s his blame the Christian right story that keeps him up at night.
He's one of many theocrats in today's Republican Party.
I specified parked in a handicap space. Since it happened to me literally today. I can post the pics if you want. It's a perfect metaphor for Trumpism.
The charges aren't corrupt. We need more prosecutions like this of powerful people, not fewer.
He did. He tried what he thought would work. And used covid as his excuse.
And that’s exactly what we do. Where do you think someone that considers themselves a nationalist cannot be critical of its countries flaws. We point out this administration’s screwups on the daily. We are aware the country has had its warts, but it’s still worth protecting. You’ve been indoctrinated to think the founding fathers intended the Constitution to be something other than what it is.
Boebert says she is ‘tired’ of separation between church and state: ‘The church is supposed to direct the government’
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) says she is “tired” of the long-standing separation between church and state in the U.S., adding that she believes “the church is supposed to direct …
thehill.com
Where was this Sep of Church and State energy from you when your governor was trying to arrest people for attending Church? He wasn’t the only one, was happening all over the country and by Democrats for the most part if not all. My guess is if I searched old posts, you prob cheered it on.
You realize this is two way street, correct?
Do Muslims believe in separation of church and state? Cause we are accumulating quite a few these days along with their free Palestine college groupies.
Are you also physically handicapped or do they hand out parking tags to mentally handicapped people now?
False. Only in your lying mind/world.
False. Every charge against Trump has been so far.
No, it’s not. I see people of all walks of life park poorly or use handicapped spaces when they aren’t supposed to. That’s not an issue isolated to big truck driving Trump supporters.
Ah yes, but ignoring these moron demon possessed vessels is cowardly, eh? All they do is waste your time. I learned this over years of futility. They will never learn anything.
The real takeaway here is, Taco Bell is FOR the people by barely raising its prices across the board, while McDonalds has no problems nearly tripling prices on some items.
Elites to Americans: "Sorry" About the Covid Pandemic Response
Pfizer is "deeply sorry," vaccine makers are ripping their shots off the shelves, and "Experts" are walking back their dishonest narratives about the Covid pandemic.
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NeverTrumper, fully vaxxed, and CNN analyst, Alice Stewart dies unexpectedly at 58. Another one bites the dust...
That's at least two votes for the dims.
That's at least two votes for the dims.
of course it is fanny
nypost.com
Fani Willis suggests creation of Georgia prosecutorial oversight panel is racially motivated
“Apparently we now need daddy to tell us how to do our job,” Willis said of the new prosecutorial review panel.
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Wealthy Women Paying Big Bucks to Engage in Bizarre “Rage Rituals” in the Woods (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
A weird trend has been emerging worldwide where well-off women are paying thousands of dollars to go deep into the woods and scream like hyenas at the top of their lungs while smashing sticks.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
What exactly have liberal white women made better the past several years? Many of them are legit batsh*t crazy and probably need to hang out in a room with padded walls for a while.Wealthy Women Paying Big Bucks to Engage in Bizarre “Rage Rituals” in the Woods (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
A weird trend has been emerging worldwide where well-off women are paying thousands of dollars to go deep into the woods and scream like hyenas at the top of their lungs while smashing sticks.
I’m sure they have someone equally as bad, if not worse, lined up to take his place.
From Rand Paul's newsletter:
Waste Report Wrap Up
Every Wednesday, I highlight an area of government waste uncovered by my team and me. This past week, I shined a light on the Department of Treasury which spent $659 billion to pay the interest on the national debt. That’s up $184 billion from the previous year.
Waste Report Wrap Up
Every Wednesday, I highlight an area of government waste uncovered by my team and me. This past week, I shined a light on the Department of Treasury which spent $659 billion to pay the interest on the national debt. That’s up $184 billion from the previous year.
Hyman is wrong there, with due respect; it's decidedly not cowardly to simply ignore them and refuse to engage.
I knew exactly what/where Dion was doing/going with that ingrate nonsense denigrating the heroes who serve. His primary goal and purpose was to insult Hyman's sentimentality, the respect we rightfully have for those who have served and paid the highest price, which is doubly reprehensible.
