State senators in Texas have adopted, 17-12, a plan to have the Ten Commandments displayed in school classrooms.
The plan, Senate Bill 1515, explains, “a public elementary or secondary school shall display in a conspicuous place in each classroom of the school a durable poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments.”
Sponsor state Sen. Phil King, a Republican, set up the plan to have the document at least 16 inches by 20 inches.
The plan now goes to the state House, and if the Republican-majority body adopts it, it would go to Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, for his signature.
It could take effect as early as Sept. 1
King, during a committee hearing on the plan, cited the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in Kennedy v. Bremerton as allowing the posting.
They are part of the American heritage, he said.
Totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Send Texas back to Mexico.
See how hard it is to live by them !!!
The White House & Congress should Display the Ten Commandments to Remind them WHO is in CHARGE !!!!
Cool. They should put up a Baphomet statue too.
What? I thought we had freedom of religion here. Are you sure maybe you don’t want to reconsider your comment?