Sure. Its not out of the ordinary for politicians to make meaningless statements, fake holidays and other fluff. It is out of the ordinary that they would clamp down in something like this and that's got nothing to do with efficient governing
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Tennessee legislature can't denounce Nazis, but they can get behind this:
This dovetails nicely with the new study about Christian AmericansQuote:
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A resolution that would change the Tennessee Constitution to say that God is the source of liberty for the state's citizens is gaining momentum.
The House passed the measure last year and it will go before a full Senate vote after clearing a judiciary committee this week.
One of the main sponsors of the House joint resolution is Rep. Micah Van Huss, a Republican from Jonesborough.
Van Huss is proposing that the state constitution say, "We recognize that our liberties do not come from governments, but from Almighty God."
But according to the thread title, he already frowned before making the post. I was asking what he's going to do about it after. Which I suppose just sitting there continuing to frown would be an option, which is why I'm seeking clarification.
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Watching Zuckerberg in Congress made me realize how utterly out of touch and stupid most of our Representatives are.
"Is Twitter the same as what you do?" -Lindsey Graham (R)
"If I'm emailing within WhatsApp...does that inform your advertisers?" - Brian Schatz (D)
"How do you sustain a business model in which users don't pay for your service?" - Warren Hatch (R)
"What was Facemash and is it still up and running?" - Bill Long (R)
"My son is dedicated to Instagram so he'd want to be sure I mentioned him while I was here with you." -Roy Blunt (R)
Warren Hatch, huh?