[Melas]

You know, I could possibly see not voting for this guy again because of this, but does sitting down during the pledge for religious really justify the expense of a recall and subsequent special election?

[ajolympian2004]

Gunny Bob Newman also covered this on his show here in Colorado on 850am KOA from 7pm to 10pm last night. He also said the trustee was turning his back to the flag as the Pledge of Allegiance was being recited by everyone else. That's bush league... and worth a recall.

The silent majority is wide awake in America. Red states will become redder and some of the blues will be flipped in the next election in 2008. The backlash against those like the ACLU who want remove 'God' from public view and thought has really just begun, in my humble opinion of course.

[goldstategop]

There's something off-putting about someone in public office who doesn't respect American values. If he wants to be seated, fine but not at taxpayers' expense. The Left has for too long acted like they can do as they please but the public has to follow their dictates. I'm sick and tired of the hypocrisy.

[Caipirabob]

You know, I could possibly see not voting for this guy again because of this, but does sitting down during the pledge for religious really justify the expense of a recall and subsequent special election?

Yeah, I'm afraid in this day and age, it does. He could just mumble the words "under God", but he needs to say the pledge.

[Brilliant]

The culture war rages on...