A symbolic (and thus worthless) U.S. Senate resolution welcoming Pope Benedict XVI to the United States was held up by Psycho-Liberal Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., an outspoken anti-Christian and pro-abortion advocate.
The reason? The resolution contained the following language: "Whereas Pope Benedict XVI has spoken out for the weak and vulnerable, witnessing to the value of each and every human life." She also objected to language that said the United States has a "commitment to religious liberty that neither attempts to strip our public spaces of religious expression nor denies the ultimate source of our rights and liberties."
I guess she never read the First Amendment, which says just that. Yet, somehow, her edition of the U.S. Constitution has a "right to abortion" clause.
The reason? The resolution contained the following language: "Whereas Pope Benedict XVI has spoken out for the weak and vulnerable, witnessing to the value of each and every human life." She also objected to language that said the United States has a "commitment to religious liberty that neither attempts to strip our public spaces of religious expression nor denies the ultimate source of our rights and liberties."
I guess she never read the First Amendment, which says just that. Yet, somehow, her edition of the U.S. Constitution has a "right to abortion" clause.
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