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supernova

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8. B/c ignornant people are allowed

Reply to cbayer (Reply #7)

Fri Apr 5, 2013, 03:29 PM

Apr 2013

to run for office in the GOP.

You don't need to have studied law or even have a basic grounding in Civics to run as a R for office. Just that you loudly say that you are a "good, god-fearing christian" suffices.

I wonder how many of these nutbars in office come out of the fundie homeschooling mill? I'm sure many of the young guns do. But the older ones?

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North Carolina House Speaker Kills Bill To Create State Religion [View all] cbayer Apr 2013 OP

Didn't we just finish an election? It's too early for this tomfoolery. nt rrneck Apr 2013 #1

Fortunately, the house speaker agreed with you. cbayer Apr 2013 #2

No, what ended it was supernova Apr 2013 #3

That's fine. I hope there is significant pushback from the more rational legislators in NC. cbayer Apr 2013 #4

Here's a good example of the role greater media attention can play. pinto Apr 2013 #5

No doubt they planned to be first on their block to enforce 'Christian Nationalism.' They may have freshwest Apr 2013 #6

Agree. They often seem to think that it is a given that if they set up exceptions cbayer Apr 2013 #7

B/c ignornant people are allowed supernova Apr 2013 #8

I think they are pretty politically savvy at times. cbayer Apr 2013 #9

Whenever I hear people calling for the posting of the Ten Commandments on public school walls Fortinbras Armstrong Apr 2013 #11

And many christian fundamentalists seem genuinely surprised when this is pointed out. cbayer Apr 2013 #12

I think half those people think the first ten amendments to the Constitution are the same thing. freshwest Apr 2013 #13

I'm sure it was stupidity, not malice Fortinbras Armstrong Apr 2013 #10