Mitch Loves The Jesus, Not The First Amendment
Indiana Governor, Mitch Daniels, called the recent ruling on Christian prayer at the statehouse “regrettable.” He went on to say:
“I just think it’s regrettable. “It’s in a long line now of, I think, confusing and sometimes clumsy attempts by the courts to insert themselves into this issue.”
Um, Mitch … the court wouldn’t of had to rule on this if Brian Bosma hadn’t pushed this. Singing Just A Little Talk With Jesus”? Why not pass the plate and give communion! You could invite a different church choir each week to back you up.
If anything is “regrettable” it’s that your Republican mates in the House don’t feel they can run on their record. It’s reprehensible that they find it necessary to use gays and Jesus to get reelected.
Uncategorized | Marti Abernathey December 3, 2005
By Courtney, December 3, 2005 @ 2:05 pm
Damn skippy! My criminal justice professor brought this up in class Thursday and asked “If you were an officer sworn to uphold the law, how would you react to this kind of situation?” Everyone was horrified (but me, who was horrified by their reaction), and said they’d just look the other way because “we all have a right to pray whenever we want!” I said I’d arrest them all.
By marie, December 4, 2005 @ 9:06 pm
With everything going on in the world today it seems that worrying about saying J.C. name in a prayer is at the bottom of the list. I wish they’d spend more time focusing on jobs for Indiana.
By Courtney, June 7, 2010 @ 1:12 am
Damn skippy! My criminal justice professor brought this up in class Thursday and asked “If you were an officer sworn to uphold the law, how would you react to this kind of situation?” Everyone was horrified (but me, who was horrified by their reaction), and said they'd just look the other way because “we all have a right to pray whenever we want!” I said I'd arrest them all.