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An Arkansas law requiring that the Ten Commandments be prominently displayed in public school classrooms was struck down by a federal judge Monday. Read more:

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20 years ago, I argued before SCOTUS to keep the Ten Commandments Monument on the Texas Capitol grounds. On this day in 2005, we WON! This year, I signed a law that requires the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms. I will ALWAYS defend Texas values.

20 years ago, I argued before SCOTUS to keep the Ten Commandments Monument on the Texas Capitol grounds. On this day in 2005, we WON! This year, I signed a law that requires the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms. I will ALWAYS defend Texas values.

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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) invokes biblical figures as he signs a law requiring public school classrooms in the state to display the Ten Commandments: “If you want to respect the rule of law, you’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses."

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) invokes biblical figures as he signs a law requiring public school classrooms in the state to display the Ten Commandments: “If you want to respect the rule of law, you’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses."

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Louisiana has become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in all public school classrooms, from kindergarten to state-funded universities. Opponents questioned the law’s constitutionality and vowed to challenge it in court.

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GOP Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, who just signed a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms, rejected $71 million from the Biden administration to feed nearly 600,000 hungry children in his state

GOP Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, who just signed a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms, rejected $71 million from the Biden administration to feed nearly 600,000 hungry children in his state

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Texas schools can now require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, following a recent federal appeals court ruling. Some will call this controversial. I call it a reminder. The Ten Commandments are not just religious words on a wall. They reflect moral truths that helped shape law, order, conscience, and accountability. Our children need more than information. They need formation. They need truth, wisdom, and a moral foundation strong enough to carry them through a confused world. Faith does not weaken education. It gives it a conscience.

Texas schools can now require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, following a recent federal appeals court ruling. Some will call this controversial. I call it a reminder. The Ten Commandments are not just religious words on a wall. They reflect moral truths that helped shape law, order, conscience, and accountability. Our children need more than information. They need formation. They need truth, wisdom, and a moral foundation strong enough to carry them through a confused world. Faith does not weaken education. It gives it a conscience.

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🚨 GREAT NEWS: A federal appeals court has UPHELD a Texas law which requires public schools to display posters of the Ten Commandments in classrooms BIG win by AG Attorney General Ken Paxton!🔥 Other states such as Arkansas and Louisiana have passed similar laws America is a Christian nation and it must stay that way.

🚨 GREAT NEWS: A federal appeals court has UPHELD a Texas law which requires public schools to display posters of the Ten Commandments in classrooms BIG win by AG Attorney General Ken Paxton!🔥 Other states such as Arkansas and Louisiana have passed similar laws America is a Christian nation and it must stay that way.

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🏛️A bill passed in the TN House this morning allowing the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools. WKRN News 2

🏛️A bill passed in the TN House this morning allowing the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools. WKRN News 2

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The Texas State Senate on Thursday passed SB 1515, mandating the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom. “This is American tradition,” State Sen. Phil King (R) said.

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott says the proposed Islamic foot washing station at DFW - and the existing one at IAH - are unconstitutional and illegal, based on special treatment for a single religious group. He indicated he will push for the one at IAH to be ripped out on that basis, having stopped down the plans at DFW. He also says it is "apples and oranges" to compare the principle that government should not favor one religion to the Texas law requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in public classrooms. His full answer here on Sunday Briefing:

Texas Governor Greg Abbott says the proposed Islamic foot washing station at DFW - and the existing one at IAH - are unconstitutional and illegal, based on special treatment for a single religious group. He indicated he will push for the one at IAH to be ripped out on that basis, having stopped down the plans at DFW. He also says it is "apples and oranges" to compare the principle that government should not favor one religion to the Texas law requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in public classrooms. His full answer here on Sunday Briefing:

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"Let's pull up the Ten Commandments Jamie. I haven't read them in a while. Is there any one in there that doesn't hold up today?" Joe Rogan and Matthew McConaughey talk about the Ten Commandments

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Matthew McConaughey reignites one of America’s biggest culture-war debates with a single question. Joe Rogan: “I think the Ten Commandments are very interesting. The problem is mandating it in classrooms what about Muslims? What about Buddhists? What about Hindus?” McConaughey: “Is there any of the Ten Commandments that you or anyone disagrees with? Or is the problem that it can be considered an oppressive authority?” “If we have the Ten Commandments, could everyone also have time to practice their own faith?”

Matthew McConaughey reignites one of America’s biggest culture-war debates with a single question. Joe Rogan: “I think the Ten Commandments are very interesting. The problem is mandating it in classrooms what about Muslims? What about Buddhists? What about Hindus?” McConaughey: “Is there any of the Ten Commandments that you or anyone disagrees with? Or is the problem that it can be considered an oppressive authority?” “If we have the Ten Commandments, could everyone also have time to practice their own faith?”

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Joe Rogan warns that forcing Christianity on Muslim students by mandating the Ten Commandments in America’s public schools would be unfair. Matthew McConaughey: What if America keeps the Ten Commandments in public schools? Joe Rogan: I don’t like mandating them in public school classrooms. Joe Rogan: What about Muslims and people of other religions? It wouldn’t be fair to promote only Christianity. Matthew McConaughey: What if every religion had a place in schools? Joe Rogan: If public schools teach one religion, people of other faiths will naturally feel excluded. Joe Rogan: If you want to teach the values of Jesus, that’s different but the government shouldn’t impose one religion on everyone.

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I actually forgot that there was a law passed IN CALIFORNIA that said marriage was between man and a woman… this was in 2008 called proposition 8… look it up. As Tucker says here, it was struck down by a judge because “democracy is fake.”

I actually forgot that there was a law passed IN CALIFORNIA that said marriage was between man and a woman… this was in 2008 called proposition 8… look it up. As Tucker says here, it was struck down by a judge because “democracy is fake.”

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