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Online Petition Drive to Defend Ten Commandments

Matt Lewis
Matt Lewis | June 10, 2008 9:39 AM
Congressman Jim Jordan has launched a petition to defend the right of a judge in Ohio to display The Ten Commandments.  The ACLU has filed a court motion to stop this judge from being able to to display them.
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