Fla. prayer law reinforces constitutional right

Fla. prayer law reinforces constitutional right

A conservative, non-profit legal group that defends religious freedoms disagrees with a news story that suggests many schools will ignore Florida's new school prayer law.

International Business Times reporter Ashley Portero says Florida's "inspirational message" legislation, which officially took effect Sunday, July 8, is unlikely to be implemented by most public schools. SB 98 allows students to read and recite inspirational messages at mandatory school events, including graduations, assemblies and sporting events. She suggests it was passed for political reasons -- specifically, to boost Republicans this election year.

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Obama’s policy strategy: Ignore laws

Obama’s policy strategy: Ignore laws

President Obama returned Friday to a trusted tactic — satisfying his political allies by not doing something.

Conservatives were angry when Janet Napolitano announced the administration would stop deporting certain undocumented immigrants but they should have seen it coming. On issue after issue – gay rights, drug enforcement, Internet gambling, school achievement standards – the administration has chosen to achieve its goals by a method best described as passive-aggressive.

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TONY DIGIROLAMO- HE'S TRAMPLED THE CONSTITUTION HE HAS CIRCUMVENTED MY REPRESENTATIVE, CONGRESSMAN, RANDY FORBES OF CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA. THERE MUST BE A CONSTITUTIONAL LAWYER OUT THERE WHO CAN CALL THIS POLITICAL VIGILANTE, ONE WHO'S MAKING EXECUTIVE BRANCH LEGISLATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.