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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/20/AR2005092000202_pf.html Rita Upgraded to Category One Hurricane Tens of Thousands of Key West-Area Residents Remain in Region "If you've not left the Keys already," Gov. Jeb Bush said, "don't leave now," as winds and rain were...

[/b]I said it was a lie and for the most part it is. [/b]</font> For the most part? :rolleyes:

There are many references to this case. One of the most persistent interpretations of it is: If a student prays over his lunch, it is unconstitutional for him to pray aloud. (Reed v. Van Hoven, 1965.)

Obfuscation, Daisy. The GAO concluded those acts took place. You said it was all a lie. You were wrong.

Yes, but I had much more fun typing all of that. [/b]</font> I'm too slow a typist to waste words. ;)

I'll stand by my statement. This judge made a decision based on the law instead of his personal feelings, whatever they might be. Sounds a lot like what you said, just fewer words.

That won't happen, Ken. This is a flawed question, since that has not, and will not happen. That does fall under free exercise. </font> It already has. Reed v Van Hoven </font> Wrong. That case was about the Pledge of Allegiance and the ACLU was not part of it. Linkie (pdf) If you want to...

Democrats love to spend everybody's money but their own. ;)

Another opinion on the subject: http://www.powerlineblog.com/ Uncharted Territory, Once Again In recent years, the Democrats have violated many of the tacit conventions of civility that have enabled our political system to work for more than two centuries. Yesterday another barrier fell...

Slick Willie didn't have any class as a president. He has even less now.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-money17sep17,1,5736422.story?coll=la-headlines-nation&ctrack=1&cset=true Louisiana Officials Indicted Before Katrina Hit Federal audits found dubious expenditures by the state's emergency preparedness agency, which will administer FEMA...

You can spread the Gospel all you like providing as long as you don't use government money or government property to do it - that would be using public property for private use. [/b]</font> As a Christian, I will use the means and the opportunity that are available to me. Since I'm not a...

Christ has commanded us not to be neutral. Somehow it seems you keep forgetting what comes first in our lives. We are bound to carry His message anytime anyplace regardless of consequences.

So when the ACLU brings a lawsuit against a person(s) for praying before eating a meal at a government school cafeteria(without using a loudspeaker), are you going to support the ACLU? [/b]</font> That won't happen, Ken. This is a flawed question, since that has not, and will not happen. That...

No one is harmed by a two minute prayer being said over a loudspeaker, MP. If you can't prove harm, then no right is being violated just because some lost person doesn't like it. [/b]</font> The loud speaker issue is a red herring. If you pray out loud in the hearing of anyone who objects to...

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20050918/wl_afp/usweatheriraqeconomy_050918200308 Clinton launches withering attack on Bush on Iraq, Katrina, budget WASHINGTON (AFP) - Former US president Bill Clinton sharply criticised George W. Bush for the Iraq War and the handling...

It must be confusing to be a liberal and a Christian at the same time. To be bound by Christ to spread the Gospel and bound by your politics to support every effort to stop the spread of your Lord's Gospel, has to cause a lot of inner turmoil. :confused:

And some Christians willingly accept imposed limits on how they exercise their faith.