I think legislators need to be sworn in on the constittution and not a bible.
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Tue Apr-14-09 06:03 PM
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| I think legislators need to be sworn in on the constittution and not a bible. |
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After listening to some crap on IPR today, I am thoroughly convinced that our public officials should no longer be sworn in on any religious object. Put their hands on a copy of the constitution for the ceremony. But make sure they read it through first.
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| Sal Minella
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Tue Apr-14-09 06:35 PM
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What were you listening to on IPR? I missed it.
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Tue Apr-14-09 07:15 PM
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| 2. I doubt they'd pay any more attention to the words within |
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the Constitution than they do the ones in the Bible.
I think they should let the legislator choose.
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| progressoid
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Wed Apr-15-09 06:53 AM
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| 3. Well, Steve King tried to help me better understand the constitution yesterday. |
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Thankfully, I ignored him or I would have ended up like the rest of the people there...
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