RebelKev Wrote:

99Tiger Wrote:How is that unconstitutional?  I'm not really debating as much as I am admitting my ignorance of constitutional law.

You cannot, as a candidate, go into a church and garner votes OR get people to register to vote. The Dems have done it for years. .....and it's UNconstitutional.

Ah...well, that is incredibly diffficult to enforce, now isn't it?

You could say that no candidate can so much as enter a church that he or she is not a member of. Once again, I shyed away from law and stuck with the science, so I won't waste my (or anyone else's) time arguing that.

Ok, here's the deal, EVERY member, pretty much, of a church is a member of some party. HOWEVER, you CANNOT go INTO a church and state your beliefs and request votes. The Separation of Church and State applies to Liberals as well.

NEW YORK — Former President Clinton, quoting scripture from a church pulpit, sought to frame the 2004 election in moral terms on Sunday and said President Bush's Christianity doesn't keep him from seeing things "through a glass darkly."


<a href='http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,130527,00.html' target='_blank'>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,130527,00.html</a>


How the "F" is this legal?