RE: [God] should be removed from the money. I believe it was either placed on the money during the fanatical 50s, or was inserted into the national anthem during the 50s. I think it was the later.
The words, "under God", were inserted into the pledge by the Republicans in the 1950s.
You and Amy J are, like, dueling ignoramuses:
Really? And what are you........a brilliant wingnut from CA?
The campaign to add "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance was part of this movement. It's unclear precisely where the idea originated, but one driving force was the Catholic fraternal society the Knights of Columbus. In the early '50s the Knights themselves adopted the God-infused pledge for use in their own meetings, and members bombarded Congress with calls for the United States to do the same. Other fraternal, religious, and veterans clubs backed the idea. In April 1953, Rep. Louis Rabaut, D-Mich., formally proposed the alteration of the pledge in a bill he introduced to Congress...
Oh right.......the GOP had nothing to do with it in spite of the fact that the 83rd Congress was controlled by the GOP, that means both the Senate and the House, and of course, the president was GOP. Concurrently, McCarthy, a member of the GOP and a lunatic, was raising holy hell about the Godless communists. But yeah, brushwad, you made a huge find!
Now back to your review of new tax laws.....the tax season is nearly upon us. |
