re: #149 lawhawk

But here’s the rub. Jindal claims to be all for upholding the Constitution. Yet, he ignores the core tenet of the First Amendment and the prohibition on the Establishment of religion.

These speeches show just how the right wing wants to subvert and eliminate that prohibition. How anti-Constitutional they are. They are against the First Amendment.

Yeah, I guess that’s why they keep pushing the B.S. about the Constitution being based on the Ten Commandments. What I can’t figure out is this: How are the Ten Commandments acceptable if they’re from the Old Testament, which was supposedly abrogated by the New Testament? I mean that’s the reason given for not following the laws as the Jews do, like not eating pork, etc.