[highball]

The conspiracy was an attempt to do an end-run around the Constiution. Moore shopped their agenda around, until they found a school board corrupt enough to implement it, although they had already been advised by their own lawyer that it was un-Constitutional.

The crime was lying on the stand. We know that because they got caught lying.

[California Patriot]

"corrupt" to implement a policy that one believes to be constitutional, just because courts have said otherwise?

Would you bend over for everything the lunatic courts say?

I'm sure glad your type wasn't predominant at the time of the American Revolution, pal.

[metmom]

The crime was lying on the stand. We know that because they got caught lying.

Yes, lying on the stand is a crime, but that's not what the lawsuit was all about. If the ACLU wasn't looking to use the power of the judiciary to force on unwilling people their ideals and agenda, then there wouldn't have been a lawsuit in the first place.

How is what's taught in school *Constitutional* to begin with? There's nothing in the Constitution that determines course curriculum. As a matter of fact, what is Constitutional about the public school system? Forcing someone's kids to go somewhere to be educated (now indoctrinated)or the better part of the day? Forced paying of taxes to support a corrupt, generally ineffective institution, with the threat of legal penalties if the taxpayers don't comply? Talk about *taxation without representation*.