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ShrimpPoboy

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6. Since it's entirely symbolic with no substantive effects,

Reply to LuckyTheDog (Original post)

Sun Apr 17, 2016, 06:20 PM

Apr 2016

How could one have standing to challenge this in court? Just being a generally offended citizen usually isn't enough.

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Tenn. governor rejects Bible as official state book, but veto override looms [View all] LuckyTheDog Apr 2016 OP

IT'S A COOKBOOK!!! xfundy Apr 2016 #1

Good grief, what ever happened to 'separation of church and state'? Paper Roses Apr 2016 #2

Yeah, there's nothing like grandstanding for old time religion Warpy Apr 2016 #3

I seem to recall this happening many years ago in TN Kokonoe Apr 2016 #4

What's next, a dragon as the State mascot? yortsed snacilbuper Apr 2016 #5

Since it's entirely symbolic with no substantive effects, ShrimpPoboy Apr 2016 #6

What the Bible says about Non-Christians yortsed snacilbuper Apr 2016 #8

Make "Infinite Jest" the official state book, and then require that all legislators read it in full. Warren DeMontague Apr 2016 #7

You could do the same for the Bible LuckyTheDog Apr 2016 #9

Jokes are better in Infinite Jest though Warren DeMontague Apr 2016 #12

our legislators are that fucking crazy that they probably will override.... spanone Apr 2016 #10

Note to TN politicians: It won't make God love you more, or at all. nt TeamPooka Apr 2016 #11

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