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Skidmore

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11. No, they aren't.

Tue May 6, 2014, 08:43 AM

May 2014

They are creating a slippery slope and greasing it. What do you think some of these radical Christian theocrats are going to do with this? It will certainly embolden them. Look at what the McCutcheon decision has done for big money donors. Look at the effects of some of the legislation in states on guns. You should be concerned. There is a streak of insanity in this nation now that is absolutely frightening given where it will possibly be taken by those who refuse to acknowledge "the other" of whatever stripe.

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supreme court: If you don't like it, leave the room. [View all] spanone May 2014 OP

U.S Senate... PoliticAverse May 2014 #1

A few things, morningfog May 2014 #7

The Senate also has guest chaplains of many faiths give the opening prayer Hippo_Tron May 2014 #8

If someone interrupted a christian prayer, they'd scream persecution RedCappedBandit May 2014 #10

Ok I kinda take back what I said. The religious leader was so intimidated mucifer May 2014 #13

I suppose I should be more bothered by it. I'm Jewish. To me compared to mucifer May 2014 #2

No, they aren't. Skidmore May 2014 #11

I just feel that in some places these meetings have been started with mucifer May 2014 #12

Will the Roberts Court eventually considered the worst? rurallib May 2014 #3

I usually just sit and chat sharp_stick May 2014 #4

I admittedly haven't followed prior rulings pipoman May 2014 #5

Use the time to caucus with others. 1000words May 2014 #6

I just love when the supremes violate the first amendment. Javaman May 2014 #9