“We cannot set religious tests for office in our laws.”
True enough. I don’t see where Carson ever suggested that we do.
By analogy, a self-described satan worshipper has the constitutional right to try to get his name on the ballot (assuming he meets all other qualifications other than his religious beliefs), but if one of his opponents expressed his opinion that a satan worshipper should not be ELECTED President that’s perfectly okay.
He might lose all the support from the satan worshippers (and their supporters) around the nation, but he might also gain the support of many voters who happen to agree with his stance. It’s still okay for him to express his opinion on the matter.
Absolutely nothing illegal or unconstitutional about it.
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>> “True enough. I don’t see where Carson ever suggested that we do.” <<
Correct, but that didn’t satisfy the propaganda ministry, so they wrote a fake headline for the dummies that only read headlines.
That is their usual practice.
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