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See you at the pole!
August 6, 2009 by Zale.
It’s funny to me that there are those who want us, the tax paying public, to pay for public schools, whether we use them or not, but then when we want to pray over what we’ve paid for, they get all in a fuss. Here’s the latest article in the Tennessean regarding the Wilson County, Tennessee “See You at the Pole” case. Nate Kellum is the Alliance Defense Fund attorney who is heading up the case. Nate’s a great guy and I’m proud of the fact that he gets to take on the American Civil Liberties Union, who has apparently decided to take on the mantle of the “Antichrist”.
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