Republicans over the last four years have attempted to seize power in Washington by disenfranchising millions of Democratic voters.
So you still don’t believe the Christian right wants to take over America and rip up the Constitution? Well, David Barton of Wallbuilders has a message for you.
In Mississippi, Conservative state Rep. Andy Gipson posted a message on his Facebook page which calls for putting gays and lesbians to death.
In a blatant violation of the separation of church and state, the Tennessee House unanimously passed a bill allowing public buildings to brazenly display the Ten Commandments along with other ‘historically significant documents.’
The Republican party that we see today, and have seen for the past several decades is one of fear and faith, then finding ways to gather votes to gain power based upon those two principles.
A Pennsylvania Judge just ruled that Muslims can attack people who insult Muhammad. This ruling opens up a firestorm that never should have occurred in the American justice system.
Rick Santorum is high on religion. So high, in fact, that he wants religious institutions like the Catholic Church to have power in government, which would be totally unprecedented in the history of America.
Let me repeat that title: Politics and religion are not supposed to mix. That’s the basis on which our country was founded. Quite simply, that’s what separation of Church and State is all about.
No American President has attempted to force their religious views upon the American people. Rick Santorum would be the first President to do such a thing.
On Tuesday, the Virginia House of Representatives passed two of the most restrictive abortion bills in the country. By a vote of 66-32, the Republican majority passed House Bill 1, which defines personhood as beginning at conception and effectively bans any woman from having an abortion, even if she is raped.
After receiving death threats and being labeled as an out of control activist judge for ruling that schools cannot sponsor student led prayer at graduation ceremonies, the Honorable Fred Biery fired back in a personal statement.
During Meet The Press on Sunday morning, David Gregory asked Rick Santorum what he would do if the Supreme Court upholds the ruling made by the Ninth Circuit Court to strike down Prop 8, which had banned same-sex marriage. Santorum said he would overturn Roe v. Wade and any Supreme Court ruling that makes same-sex marriage legal.
Can you imagine the uproar from the right-wing if President Obama ever asserted that our Constitution is worse than the Constitution of the Soviet Union?
Rick Santorum told the crowd that President Obama’s agenda will lead to a new French Revolution that will be based on executing Christians by way of the guillotine.
Romney: ‘I believe marriage is between a man and a woman and, as president, I will protect traditional marriage and appoint judges who interpret the Constitution as it is written and not according to their own politics and prejudices.’
For a group that claims to love the Constitution, the GOP does not seem to know it very well.
Rabble-rouser, Community organizer. Champion of the poor and down-trodden. Anti-establishment radical. Yeah, the Right feared him for a reason.
By a six to two vote on Thursday, the city council of Portland, Maine passed a resolution calling for a Constitutional Amendment to end corporate personhood which has existed since the Supreme Court made the Citizens United decision. The cities of Los Angeles, Boulder, Missoula, New York City, Albany, Oakland, and South Miami have all passed similar resolutions.
School sponsored prayer has been unconstitutional for years, but a new bill in the Florida Senate would circumvent the Constitution by allowing student government to vote for the kind of school prayer they want over the objections of religious minorities.
When a teenager stands up for her Constitutional right to not have Christianity forced on her, the all too predictable out pour of hate and rage from those that claim to love Jesus is sure to follow.
