First of all thegman

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Well as a Jew living in America, let me jump in here. My life isn't real different from your own except that I have to take my holidays as my own vacation days and there are never sales at the mall for Passover. Cool

No matter what a government EE's personal beliefs, if they're in contrast to the law, they're supposed to stay secondary. The minute a legislator gives in to the tempting nexus of power and personal belief, he's become the worst that a politician can be.

John Kennedy had to tell America that he was a Catholic but would uphold the law. How come Scalia doesn't have to do the same thing?

First of all thegman

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