The notion of "separation of church and state" is a myth. The 1st amendment to the Constitution operates ONLY against the government - prohibiting it from establishing a religion, or interfering with the free exercise thereof. While the Church is free to involve itself in government affairs, the government is absolutely forbidden from meddling in the affairs of the Church.

Correction, Ms. Parker: By the end of summer we’ll know if the Supreme Court upholds the Constitution (and the rule-of-law), or not. We already know the federal government has NO lawful basis to interfere with private citizens regarding ANY mater whatsoever. Moreover, “our ability to live as free people” (and to survive as a culture) depends ONLY on our own ability to compel full compliance with the Constitution (by ALL public servants), and NOT on their whimsical notion of what they ‘feel’ it ‘should’ mean. We will either stand and reclaim our country, or sit and watch while we are displaced from it. I choose to stand.

It’s important to remember that the 2nd amendment does NOT grant the people the right to bear arms. Rather, it prohibits the government from infringing upon that right, which the people were endowed with by their Creator, and which is inseparable from their unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And so the people will ALWAYS have such rights regardless of any change in the Constitution, to the extent we stand and claim them.

I assert that the "revolution" has already occurred, and we lost. It should be abundantly clear to all by now that our government has been hijacked by lawless hostiles who are proceeding to loot pillage and plunder the remnants of our once great country. What must be done is for law-abiding Americans to reclaim our Constitutional government and restore the rule of law. What’s needed is a leader who can rally the people and raise the requisite posse.

It's likely inevitable. I just hope that they refrain from targeting women, children, elderly, and other defenseless citizens. Prudent people will take this opportunity to properly prepare.

All those interested in the nature of banking, and its relation to our present situation, will find the full truth in “The Creature from Jekyll Island” by Edward Griffin. It’s a big book, but very well written and extensively footnoted with references.

obviously it's because the Republican Party is owned by the same globalists who own the Democratic Party. Consider the Constitution Party, which BTW has nothing to do with Ron Paul (who is actually a Libertarian).

"Misleading Congress"? I believe the correct term is "Perjury".

Perhaps America should reconsider the wisdom of importing, protecting, supporting, and promoting, these adherents to this “religion of peace”. It seems their only interest in America is (to use their own words) to utterly destroy her from within. Sometimes I wonder what they mean by that.

It is immensely heartening to know that writers such as you, Mr. Stossel, comprehend this essential core principle of humanity. Please consider, however that, rather than being a mere “theory”, this principle is a thoroughly proven fact.