The measure passed 396-9.
Of course it did.
I guess "E Pluribus Unum" (Out of many, one), the unofficial motto that has graced the national seal since the 18th century, wasn't good enough; we have to make sure the whole world knows that the Many and the One are CHRISTIAN GODDAMNIT. Whether they/we actually are or not appears to be irrelevant.
Personally, I'd rather trust in concrete solutions than a four-word talisman. But whatever
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My husband suggests that they only did this because it was quicker than renaming post offices (which is what they were doing last month I guess).
...renaming post offices? My, my, they're certainly scraping the bottom of the "look busy!" barrel, aren't they?
Yep. Not sure where my husband read it (probably CNN or BBC those are his two go-to sites I think) but apparently they spent some time just renaming post offices recently. Now there's an excellent use of our tax dollars!
Look, little lady, it's not like those post offices are going to rename themselves!
Whew! I was so worried about the motto, it sure displaced the lack of jobs, the endemic neofeudalism, anthropogenic climate change, and the toilet-swirling economy from my cares and troubles! Thank goodness for Congress, and its sense of the things that are truly important to USans.
Inorite? Fiddling while Rome burns is *absolutely* the most important thing!
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