D.C. Voting Rights Passed by Senate Committee

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Feb 112009
 

Our visit to D.C. this summer left me discouraged. Crime, the poor success of public education in our country’s capital is well documented. Interestingly, all the vendor shops around our country’s grand monuments and public buildings sell exactly the same merchandise. We bought 4 t-shirts. They were all made in Honduras. The food vendors sell exactly the same “American” fare. Plan to be searched before entering all buildings. Kind-a-didn’t-feel like America. Ya, know what I mean?

D.C. to have it’s own house member makes me wonder what sort of grand ideas they will contribute to running the rest of the country.

NY parents grilled in ‘religious sincerity test’

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Feb 112009
 

“Rita says the attorney concluded that her beliefs were not “sincere” enough and decided to deny her vaccine waiver.” When does the state or a person acting on behalf of a public institution have the right to determine personal religious freedom?