[marktwain]

The story does not say what the Supreme Court *did*.

Reading between the lines, it sounds like it did not grant cert to the case (which is what it does with 99% of the cases).

[colorado tanker]

More ignorant crap from an AP reporter who doesn’t understand the law. The Supreme Court didn’t side with anyone. They denied certiorari and won’t hear the case, so the 10th Circuit decision stands. They are asked to take thousands of cases every year but only take a couple hundred.

[Uncle Sam 911]

Once again a fable is upheld as law but unelected tyrants.

[Salvation]

Discouraging.

[Jacquerie]

However, David Cortman . . . said the outcome did nothing to resolve confusion in lower courts involving such monuments.<>

One of the reasons for the Federal Convention of 1787 was to design a plan that reduced the mutability of the law. Thanks to rats and Scotus, the law is whatever a shifting balance of four to five blackrobes and the administrative state say it is. Scotus does little of what it is supposed to do, and much of what is has no power to do.

[Monorprise]

Then how come the religion of no God(Atheism) is taught exclusively in Government run schools?

The court should read the 1st amendment, it says “...Congress shall make no law respecting... the establishment of religion.”

Congress had nothing to do with that monument to the origin’s of our law. This of course stands quite in contrast with the U.S. Supreme court’s own building and practices which contain the same ‘religious’ symbols of the origin of our laws which congress has a lot to do with.

Those men and women in black robes are nothing more than the U.S. Supreme court of lawless hypocrites.

[CedarDave]

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