In addition, this only applies to the federal government. States are free to designate a state religion if they choose, though the last one that did was Maryland.
Well, many of us, (straight Republicans), would point out that there is no such wording in the U.S. Constitution that denotes any separation of Church & State.Most state constitutions forbid them from doing anything so anti-American, and the Fourteenth Amendment also imposes the restrictions of the Bill of Rights onto all levels of government.In addition, this only applies to the federal government. States are free to designate a state religion if they choose,
-Eric