[DocRock]

The "Mayflower Compact" is legally defensible as a founding document as I was present at the unveiling of the American Heritage Foundation Rock in our county administration building. If you want to see how to legally display references to our religious heritage or the 10 Commandments on government property, you may want to check out this LINK. This was installed on Sept. 11, 2003, (after the Judge Roy Moore problem), with a parking lot full of TV satellite trucks, reporters crawling over each other and overflow attendance. Yes, the ACLU was there, threatening to sue but there wasn't a peep out of them or the media because it can be done legally.

[RunningWolf]

Really? Wow wish I was there.

Yes, the ACLU was there, threatening to sue but there wasn't a peep out of them or the media

Well don't expect that from the evos, nor any accurate bearing to history or even reality at times. But then I think you are already being exposed to that aspect of 'the debate'

Wolf

[AndrewC]

I think this quotation from the monument is quite apropos

"Good government generally begins in the family, and if the moral character of a people once degenerate, their political character must soon follow."