Do you think that Bush should be reprimanded for violating the Constitutional seperation of Church and state?

Question

His extreme religious beliefs have shown to be nothing but harmful to the nation and world in general. And even worse is that he is demanding that everyone and their brother follow what he says or else, and calling out anything he doesn't agree with as evil and thus non-existant when it is not his place to decide any of that.

Answer 1

Yes

But since most of the Americans are fundies it will be very hard. Maybe court could do it

Answer 2

Being religious, even in a misguided fashion, does not violate the First Amendment. The President has not demanded anyone follow any particular faith, or variant thereof; and in fact has been more open and tolerant of other faiths than many of his predecessors. Therefore your premise is false and your question invalid.

Congress has violated the First Amendment numerous times in its history (under both parties) and skates by with it. Perhaps that is where your attention should be directed; that is, if you were truly interested, or informed, regarding Constitutional issues as opposed to yet another childish and ignorant Bush-basher intent only on fomenting hatred.

Answer 3

Oh yeah. He's gonna go down in history as opening the door to a Fascist government in America, and I'm going to relish the f*ck out of it.

Answer 4

Our government in general should be held responsible for violating my religious right to smoke cannabis as part of my worship.

Answer 5

why ?
he already use the Bible to help himself becoming the President of USA and all his voters are still happy

Answer 6

Absolutely, he and his hypocritical " adviser" Rev. Ted " Crystal Meth and Dick" Haggerty.

Both of them can't keep their ***** from shooting!