[Liberty Valance]

Excellent!!!!!

[Dawgreg]

ALLLLL RIGHT!!!!

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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And tomorrow is D-Day for the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors -

GOD stays in our Pledge of Allegiance, the Cross must stay on the Los Angeles City Seal or the City's very ANGELS name will also Fall.

The Enemy is now Within...
and always has been.

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[jpl]

The drug-addicts and the Cross-breaking Christophobes really aren't going to like this at all, and thank goodness. Good to see the Supreme Court actually show some sense once in a while.

[Big Guy and Rusty 99]

The liberals saying that "in God we trust" is not necessary to the history of the nation is like saying that the spine is not needed for walking.

[Kate of Spice Island]

We do it all "under God"

With liberty and justice for all."

"...against all enemies, both foreign and DOMESTIC."

[Gelato]

Although this ruling allows the Pledge of Allegiance to remain intact FOR NOW, it is little cause for celebration. In the long run, with 5 justices agreeing that the Pledge is unconstitutional, this ruling provides only more precedent for the atheist agenda.

It's just a matter of time before the sledgehammer comes down.

[Rightly Biased]

What technicality?

Too bad they just wouldn't rule on the case

[sweetliberty]

Glad to hear. Wonder how many days before one of the socialist scum tries a new approach.

[trussell]

Prayers answered ping.

Blessings,
Trussell


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[Action-America]

This isn't even reason to celebrate. Since no ruling was made, all that has happened, is that the game has been sent into sudden death overtime. At best, there is still a huge fight ahead and at worst, it's only a reprieve for the Pledge, as it stands today. I fail to see how either is cause for celebration.

Since Newdow did not have standing, the SCOTUS did the only thing that they could do, for now. But, count on it. Another case will soon be brought, in the 9th Circuit's jurisdiction, using the same points that got the case this far, but without that technical flaw. If it is sufficiently similar, it will fly through the lower courts and be back to the SCOTUS in relatively short order and we will be going through all of this again.

It's not over till it's over. Until the SCOTUS actually rules, we are in sudden death overtime. Once they actually rule, no further cases will get this far for at least 20 years, when there will be a mostly different court. But for now, another case could pop out of the 9th any day. You don't celebrate when the game goes into overtime. All you do is take a deep breath and a swig of water, because the toughest part of the game is still ahead. I don't mean to dampen your spirits. That's just the way it is.

[LayoutGuru2]

SWEET

[hattend]

Newdow getting reamed by Mark Levin on Hannity, right now

[NautiNurse]

Newdow--an unhappy man before the decision, remains an unhappy , lonely man--except for the swarm of reporters.