To: Baynative
Is she gonna take that oath on the Bible or that screed written about moon god allah?
If it is the later then it is not a real oath.
86 posted on
12/02/2018 3:36:19 PM PST by
Slyfox
(Not my circus, not my monkeys)
To: Slyfox
Is she gonna take that oath on the Bible or that screed written about moon god allah? If it is the later then it is not a real oath.John Quincy Adams took his presidential oath of office on a law book, not a Bible. The Constitution doesn't require that an oath be taken on any particular book. In fact, it doesn't even require an oath of office-- it says "oath or affirmation."
To: Slyfox
Is she gonna take that oath on the Bible or that screed written about moon god allah? If it is the later then it is not a real No Bibles or other religious texts are used during the swearing-in ceremony for the House of Representatives incoming House members simply stand in front of the speakers podium en masse, raise their right hands, and recite an oath in which they swear to uphold the Constitution.
123 posted on
12/02/2018 4:54:46 PM PST by
Simon Green
("Arm your daughter, sir, and pay no attention to petty bureaucrats.”)
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