Tomorrow, I do solemnly swear…

Tomorrow, Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office as our 45th president. He will swear (or affirm) that he: “will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” I, on the other hand, am skipping …

The legacy of Amendment T

A measure to remove a portion in Colorado’s state constitution that legalizes slavery for people who have been convicted of crimes was struck down during the last election. This means that a reference to slavery is still in that state’s constitution but a recount is possible.

A pissed-off Southern pastor explains it all for you.

Right here. And thanks, Cynical, for the link. I found these particularly enlightening: 5. I live my life for God, but I do not think God belongs in our Constitution. Separation of church and state; It’s a thing. Look it up. 6. You cannot be both prejudiced and Christian. One prevents the other. No exceptions. If …

The latest from Notorious RBG

She presided at a same-sex wedding, and, as Wonkette put it, “smears Constitution all over everyone” there.