Putative Republican Candidate will Only vote for Biblical Bills (Congress, Obama, party)

[mlassoff]

I guess he hasn't read that part of the Constitution that starts with "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..."

Republican Senate candidate Paul Broun vows to vote only for ‘biblical’ bills | The Raw Story

[Dockside]

Just curious. Why do you keep using word "putative". Do you think it has a negative connotation?

[EmeraldCityWanderer]

Originally Posted by mlassoff

I guess he hasn't read that part of the Constitution that starts with "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..."

Republican Senate candidate Paul Broun vows to vote only for ‘biblical’ bills | The Raw Story

Huh, I thought this was the party that championed the constitution while they claim Democrats hate it.

No worries for this guy though, his voters have drunk deep of the Kool-Aid and won't care what he does.

[HistorianDude]

Originally Posted by Dockside

Just curious. Why do you keep using word "putative". Do you think it has a negative connotation?

It was a very funny joke.

Too bad you didn't get it.

[pch1013]

Originally Posted by Dockside

Just curious. Why do you keep using word "putative". Do you think it has a negative connotation?

Apparently.

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[texdav]

Originally Posted by mlassoff

I guess he hasn't read that part of the Constitution that starts with "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..."

Republican Senate candidate Paul Broun vows to vote only for ‘biblical’ bills | The Raw Story

my guess is he represents his voters who put him in office. just like Obama using president temporary orders ;really.

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by Dockside

Just curious. Why do you keep using word "putative". Do you think it has a negative connotation?

It hip to use it. Look around.

[capitalcityguy]

Originally Posted by mlassoff

I guess he hasn't read that part of the Constitution that starts with "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion..."

Republican Senate candidate Paul Broun vows to vote only for ‘biblical’ bills | The Raw Story

,,,except it has nothing to do with this article. What religion is he suggesting we declare as our National religion?

We are nation that is FREE to practice our religion. If someone doesn't like an elected official overtly relying on their religious values in deciding their voting record, then they should not vote for them.

Really nothing wrong here.

[Hyperthetic]

"Putative" purports.

But, it also nails.

[weltschmerz]

Paul Broun....isn't he the whack-job who said that the sciences of embryology and evolution are lies straight from the pits of hell?
It went over so well that 5,000 voters in his district wrote-in Charles Darwin as a candidate.