Can we stop talking about Roy Moore now?
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I think anyone elected to public office should be sworn in by placing their hand on the Constitution and only the Constitution.
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John Quincy Adams swore on a constitutional law book.
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And there ya go!
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Roy Moore and his fanatics like to claim a love of the Constitution and its history, but they don't seem to actually care much for its contents. Kind of like how Moore opposed everything after the 10th amendment, even the 17th, which is what made it possible for him to run
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There ya go, quoting “the Constitution.”
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These people carry the bible only when it's till their advantage...frauds.fakes and phonys.
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I've been calling them rhinestone christians for years.
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Well you have to swear on something but I'd rather swear on something more American, like a snack tray.
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That’s hysterical! I’m going to write that one down!
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Okay, the constitution and a pack of Twinkies.
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Nah the constitution doesn't mean anything to Moore, he only repeatedly ignored it as a state supreme court justice.
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Legally speaking, you don't have to swear in on a bible. Hell, for my swearing-in we simply used a pack of Keebler Fudge Stripes.
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Teddy Roosevelt: no Bible. J. Q. Adams and Franklin Pierce: book of laws, representing an oath to the Constitution. Glad this "judge" with contempt for the rule of law has been publicly shamed and rejected.
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Swearing on the Bible, is technically not a religious test, nor is it a requirement for assuming public office. When John Quincy Adams swore in as the 6th POTUS, he swore on a book of law. Furthermore, the only partition between church and state, is the establishment clause.
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He has the mentality of a Trump.
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Sorry, GOD doesn't like pedophiles.
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I am so sick of the 17% of evangelicals in this country destroying separation of church and state. This must be stopped!
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