Skylar
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It also serves as a concession that Davis was in fact jailed because she was in contempt of court, having nothing to do with her faith, where she alone was responsible for being jailed.
ROFLMNAO!
Being held in contempt by a court which fails to honor their oath to bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution, with no less then three having directly violated the Constitution by having taken the oath with mental reservation and purposed toward evasion, is merely another measure of the injustice they set upon the nation on the whole and Mrs. Davis individually.
Fails to honor the 'truth faith and allegiance of the Constitution'....according to who? Wait, let me guess. You citing yourself, claiming to speak for the Constitution.
With you citing you defining what 'true faith' is.
C'mon my little Relativist....you know you wanna say it.