"Our national motto is on our money. It's on our license plates. It's part of our national anthem. Our national motto and founding documents are the cornerstone of freedom, and we should teach our children about these things," she said.

Two wrongs don't make a right

The Tennessee lege has made sure the younguns will for sure see it in the classroom. I wonder if this extends to home schooled children, too? Can the legislature mandate citizens' interior decor?

Federal lawsuit filing in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . .

What Every God Catches He Can Keep,The Rest Is All Mine.

Unless you have the sense to do your cash tossing indoors. That's the sensible thing to do.

And sue and sue and sue.

..And Call It Mooning Shine?

Or maybe it's in one of those racist verses that no one ever sings.

how fucked up the South is.

When a person gets a new Florida plate, they have a choice, a association plate like to a school, sports team, ect. Or they can choose a county plate, or a plate with Sunshine State or In God We Trust. Most of the plates are affinity plates or Sunshine State plates, then county plates and last In God We Trust plates.

aka "from many one"
much more relevant and inspiring than the mammon motto, if you ask me
og motto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_pluribus_unum
cold war mammon motto: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_God_We_Trust

All others pay cash" should be the Dems motto for the GOP fiscal plans and legislation.

What ever happened to separation of church and state?

For some reason, they think that it is the responsibility of public institutions to instill their chosen religion into their kids. Truly stupid people.

I would not follow that rule. I have gotten around BS like this my whole life and I would find a way to do it in my classroom if I were still teaching. When you teach elementary kids they are too young to know if you are or aren't doing what the administrators want you to do. When Bush was prez my students were never aware of it either. On Presidents Day we celebrated all the other presidents and they never noticed and neither did their parents. I am independent, a rebel, clever, creative and stubborn and I would not bring anyone's god into my classroom.

Augustine argued that it was permissible for the government to use force to support Christianity.

are mired in ridiculous myths.

as that would reflect the state's "god" much better.