Thread: S.1046 - The Pledge Protection Act of 2005

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As you know some red diaper doper baby activist communist judge decided that the pledge is unconstitutional basically giving America the middle finger from the bench like the tyrant he is. Please click on the link at the top to tell your Senators in no uncertain terms to get off their collective, lazy, bureaucratic behinds and pass this much needed legislation. Here's the info.

S.1046 - The Pledge Protection Act of 2005 - reads as follows: 'No court created by Act of Congress shall have any jurisdiction, and the Supreme Court shall have no appellate jurisdiction, to hear or decide any question pertaining to the interpretation of, or the validity under the Constitution of, the Pledge of Allegiance, as defined in section 4 of title 4, or its recitation.'

By exercising the authority of Congress to regulate the jurisdiction of federal courts, the Pledge Protection Act will do more than express an affirmation by Congress that the Pledge is constitutional. It will rein in a renegade judiciary that has confused the freedom for religion with freedom from religion.

Not really anything to do with immigration here, but that's okay. Diversity, right?

I'm personally disgusted. This Newdow guy needs to go to Canada where they put up with crap like this.

In Europe, Christianity has been abandoned for "multiculturalist sensitivity" and religion has been taken out of every aspect of the government. The result?

A bunch of governments and societies that have descended frighteningly fast (10-15 years) into multicultural cesspools where nobody has to assimilate and no government over there can control the rising atrocities of drug related crime, cultural terrorist evolution, school violence and sexual predation/deviation.

The left will kill the world through "kindness". At least the right does it to your face and then rebuilds when they are done!

Thank you for the link, I told those good for nothings....

tell your Senators in no uncertain terms to get off their collective, lazy, bureaucratic behinds and pass this much needed legislation. Here's the info.

Just kidding, I sent the nice letter that they already had written.