The U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments survive well without physical monuments. For many believers in the Ten Commandments, both religious and secular, there is no need for physical monuments. Compliance with the Court order will destroy only the monument not the words for these believers. I believe in the separation of church and state. I also believe in the separation of the wheat from the chaff. Alabama should take steps to separate Judge Roy Moore from its judiciary.

Not to worry; I bet the Bush administration does it first by nominating him for a federal bench seat, which is, of course, a lifetime appointment.

U can't believe the guy tried to drag in Thomas Jefferson for the validation of his beliefs..Jefferson of the "watchmaker" view of god and the universe:where some great divine force created everything; put the universe in motion, subject to certain physical laws and leaving mankind on its own. A mind that was a shining example of the Reformation and Enlightenment(though certainly not without his faults. Reading Jefferson's letters reveals the life long battle he had with religious fundalmentalists such as the "judge" from AL, stuff they left out of our so-called liberal godless text books. To little effect in my case, I became and will remain a progessive Democrat for life.

1. Timely
   
2. Strategery
   
3. Webb wins
   
4. Huh?
   
5. Bunnypants in Bagdad
   
6. Outage
   
7. Filthy Lucre Watch
   
8. Playing the numbers
   
9. My letter to Countdown
   
10. Jefferson's Nigerian Scams