[z3n]

I'll let them ban the pledge of allegience when they replace it with a daily recitation of the US constitution.

[billbears]

And yet the pledge and the funding for such education on the Constitution flies in the face of the document itself. The Constitution is not a list of rights of the people but merely a list of enumerated powers of the national government. Of which pledges and federally funded education are not found.

[eyespysomething]

I'll let them ban the pledge of allegience when they replace it with a daily recitation of the US constitution.

At least the preamble. No wait, the Preamble and the Bill of Rights.

Our son was studying this in his 'gifted' class and his sheet on the Bill of Rights had for the second amendment "The right to have Weapons". He had crossed that out and put "The Right to Keep and Bear Arms" RKBA baby!! And he knows why that's so important too.