House passes church-funding bill
Submitted by JAC on Fri, 02/22/2013 - 12:02 amWith the passage of a HR 592, the House seems to be blurring the lines of separation between Religion & State.
With the passage of a HR 592, the House seems to be blurring the lines of separation between Religion & State.
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