[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

I suppose he can leave God out. God will probably end up leaving him out, after all.

(He's an extreme embarrassment to those of us who live in Washington.)

[epigone73]

man's consistent, ya gotta admit. leaves the almighty out of everything else, why not the pledge as well?

[little jeremiah]

It is said that God reciprocates as we want to relate to Him. If we want to love Him, He'll take a thousand steps to us. If want to ignore Him, we'll never be able to see Him.

It's so sick that people such as McDermitt think that the Constitution orders everyone to either be an atheist, or to cater to atheists.

[South40]

I suppose he can leave God out. God will probably end up leaving him out, after all.

Kinda like...Get Right or Get Left. :-)

[Smartass]

"I suppose he can leave God out. God will probably end
up leaving him out, after all."

AMEN

McDermott will dwell in hell!

[wingster]

I suppose he can leave God out. God will probably end up leaving him out, after all.

Ironically, since heaven is defined by where God and Christ are, it is interesting that if you ask people who hate God (and Christ) whether or not they will go to heaven, the answer is usually 'yes.' Yet, they despise God and Christ here on earth.

Go figure!

[CyberAnt]

Aren't all the House members up for re-election this year ..?? If so .. what are the chances of McDermott getting the boot, or is her in a protected district ..??

[Dimensio]

Well, this whole incident does reveal one thing.

In pledge debates, there have been those who have said "If you don't like 'Under God' in the pledge, then just skip over it when reciting us and leave the rest of us alone!"

Many of those people are now saying that this is an outrage. Thus, they have proven themselves to be liars.