No Prayer at High School Graduation Supremes state


	No Prayer at High School Graduation Supremes state

Eaglewings

3-17-2008 7:30 PM

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Eaglewings says:

Nanny state alert. Even though the majority of the student body elected by vote to have prayer at their graduation it would appear the soar losers turned to the courts to overturn an election. This sounds familiar to me. Where else do we see losers resorting to legal rulings to get their way?

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