Tea Party In Penna. Coup To Take Away Freedom of Beliefs – UberCatholic Tea Party Guido Rick Saccone Ready to Destroy 224 Year Old American Constitutional Right in Penna. Legislature

Allegiance to the Koch Brothers God of Money Printed on All American Money to be demanded of all children in Pennsylvania schools.

Sieg Heil -  holy name of Koch and Tea Party!

http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/207230/pa-congressman-wants-to-scribble-in-god-we-trust-all-over-all-public-schools/

Rick Saccone (R-What else?) is ready to push forward legislation requiring all public schools in his state to display the words “In God We Trust” somewhere, in order to make non-religious students feel more awkward and unwelcome. 

 Saccone (which I think is Italian for a big bag or something—of what, I will let you decide), is no stranger to evangelizing from his congressional seat, which he has previously used to promote such important issues as declaring 2012 “The Year of The Bible” and trying to make Abraham Lincoln’s birthday be celebrated as a National Fast Day in which we all refuse to eat because Jesus is really great or something. Now he’s on this trip, because apparently he doesn’t have anything more important to do with his time.

Going Guido Guido Guido on You Tube:

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no matter what god you serve or if you serve no god it all

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in God We Trust is still our national motto and so we will honor the hundred

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and fiftieth anniversary

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a visible acknowledgement obeying God We Trust on our coins

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and subsequently our national motto i've introduced legislation

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requiring all public schools to display our national motto in God We Trust

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for our children to learn of and revere like our flag

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we should celebrate in this play our national motto we should teach our

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children the value of patriotism in history

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hope you also display our motto in every place public and private that you can

(in private – tattooed on our vaginas and penises too Rick???) lol

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Knuckledragger Governor Tom Corbett of Pennsylvania Spewing His Immature Mishapened Adolescent Views on Sex – No Wonder Jerry Sandusky Got Away with so much Buggering

Believe Me - I Don't Have a Clue

Governor Tom Corbett gets all offended when you mention Jerry Sandusky and his kid glove treatment by then Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett to Jock Jerry Sandusky and his private sex fetishes.

His babbling on a radio talk show about same sex marriage and incest between a brother and a sister just proves that most Republican politicians from the burbs don’t know jack shit about mature adult sex or mature adult sex situations. 

That most Republicans lack a decent Sex Education class in their eternally trapped in adolescent locker room Jockstrap Sexual Mythologies and are not the adult leaders we need in responsible places of public trust. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Corbett

Corbett convened a grand jury in 2009 to investigate longstanding allegations of child sexual abuse by former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.[10] The grand jury uncovered evidence of criminal misconduct, and a 40-count indictment against Sandusky was issued in 2011, ultimately leading to Sandusky's criminal conviction in 2012. Corbett has been criticized for the three year time span between the grand jury investigation and Sandusky's indictment, and for his gubernatorial staff approving a $3 million grant to Sandusky's Second Mile charity for children, which, according to the grand jury findings, served as a repository for potential sex-abuse victims.[11] Former FBI Director Louis Freeh's report on the Penn State scandal did not fault Corbett's handling of the Sandusky case.[12]

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/big_tent/Corbett-compares-gay-marriage-to-incest.html#a2KdrPUgKTlqeYlh.99

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett (R) likened gay marriage to incest between siblings Friday during an appearance on a morning news show in Harrisburg. 

 The remark went viral and Democrats running to challenge Corbett in 2014 criticized the governor. 

 The governor was speaking about same-sex marriage on WHP-TV when one of the anchors asked about a statement administration lawyers had made in a court filing, comparing the marriage of gay couples to the marriage of children because neither can legally marry in the state. 

 “It was an inappropriate analogy, you know,” Corbett said, according to the Associated Press. “I think a much better analogy would have been brother and sister, don’t you?”

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