[VRWCmember]

A Pierce County woman made the complaint, which reads in part: "I was offended that I have to be 'prayed over' by a license plate... What happened to keeping church and state separate?"

If she was offended by the plate, she should be required to testify at the hearing as to what rights of hers were violated by the plate, and why she should have the right/power to restrict what another taxpayer can have on a vanity plate that the taxpayer paid extra taxes to have. If she cannot be bothered to testify at the hearing, then her complaint should be dismissed and the plate renewed.

[Kenny Bunkport]

she should be required to testify at the hearing as to what rights of hers were violated by the plate

Why, her right not to be offended, of course. Forget the fact that her selfish opinion of the plate offends countless Bible-believing Christians.

[chs68]

"A Pierce County woman made the complaint, which reads in part: "I was offended that I have to be 'prayed over' by a license plate... What happened to keeping church and state separate?""

This Pierce County woman is, I'm quite sure, a regular poster over at DU.

They have a thread over htere today about how the next fascists will not be wearing swastikas --- they will wear, according to the DUmmies, crosses and Bibles.