in god we trust

• Question:-How many times will conservatives try to reaffirm "In God We Trust" before they start focusing on jobs?
  We get it conservatives you guys have a weird fascination with a Jewish Zombie, can you do something productive already?
  
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• Question:-Was it helpful for Congress to spend $215,000 to re-affirm "In God We Trust"?
  http://www.rollcall.com/news/house_passes_in_god_we_trust_measure-209949-1.html?pos=hbtxt
  
  House Passes ‘In God We Trust’ Measure
  
  By John Stanton
  Roll Call Staff
  Nov. 1, 2011, 7:23 p.m.
  
  "The House passed a resolution reaffirming that the nation’s motto remains “In God We Trust” on a 396-9 vote today.
  
  "The resolution does not change existing law. Instead, it expresses the sense of the House that the motto remains the same and should be displayed in public places.
  
  “In God We Trust” has been the nation’s motto since 1957. Rep. Randy Forbes (R-Va.), who sponsored the bill, said it was needed “to firmly declare our trust in God, believing that it will sustain us for generations to come.”
  
  "Although the resolution does not create any binding law, its consideration cost more than $215,000 in Members’ salaries and floor operation costs, and Democrats ridiculed the decision to bring up the measure."
  
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• Question:-If Obama is a Xian then why is he so against reaffirming "In God We Trust" on our currency?
  President Obama invoked God Wednesday as he criticized Congress for voting on commemorative coins and a resolution reaffirming "In God We Trust" as the national motto in all public buildings, public schools and other government institutions.
  http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/191327-obama-rips-gop-for-vote-on-in-god-we-trust-motto-
  
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• Question:-Did you enjoy spending $215,000 for Congress to re-affirm "In God We Trust"?
  House Passes ‘In God We Trust’ Measure
  
  By John Stanton
  Roll Call Staff
  Nov. 1, 2011, 7:23 p.m.
  
  "The House passed a resolution reaffirming that the nation’s motto remains “In God We Trust” on a 396-9 vote today.
  
  "The resolution does not change existing law. Instead, it expresses the sense of the House that the motto remains the same and should be displayed in public places.
  
  “In God We Trust” has been the nation’s motto since 1957. Rep. Randy Forbes (R-Va.), who sponsored the bill, said it was needed “to firmly declare our trust in God, believing that it will sustain us for generations to come.”
  
  "Although the resolution does not create any binding law, its consideration cost more than $215,000 in Members’ salaries and floor operation costs, and Democrats ridiculed the decision to bring up the measure."
  
  http://www.rollcall.com/news/house_passes_in_god_we_trust_measure-209949-1.html?pos=hbtxt
  
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• Question:-So, Washington is debating on removing " In God We Trust". What are your thoughts?
  Should Washington be spending time on this right now facing some many serious issues?
  
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• Question:-Whats worse to have on the money? In God we trust written on it, or pictures of slave owners?
  which one would Atheists want taken off the money more?
  Whats more offensive?
  
  Answer:-"In God We Trust". Show capitalism for what it really is; slaves working for their masters ...
• Question:-Should Republicans pass a bill every day reaffirming "In God We Trust" until someone starts creating jobs?
  
  "The American public can rest assured that "In God We Trust" is in fact the official motto of the United States.
  
  The Republican-led House approved a resolution Tuesday night to reaffirm the slogan as the country's motto and encourage the public display of it in all public buildings, public schools and other government institutions..."
  
  http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/11/01/house-votes-to-reaffirm-in-god-trust-as-official-us-motto/?test=latestnews
  
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• Question:-In God We Trust. Really?
  Today Congress spent 35 minutes debating whether to reaffirm that our national motto is "In God We Trust." If the measure passed, our national motto would be "In God We Trust." If the measure failed, current US law would stand and "In God We Trust" would have been our national motto.
  
  This is what Congress has time for these days, when they're NOT PASSING bills to help our economy, put people to work or ANY OTHER important purpose.
  
  Should we fire them all next November?
  
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• Question:-Cons, how does reaffirming "In God We Trust" create jobs? Have you guys just given up?
  
  Wanda: So if I don't agree with you or share your exact same beliefs I should leave the country? Yeah you're a great patriot.
  
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• Question:-Doesn't the motto "In God We Trust" violate the first amendment?
  Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion. Just because the motto makes no mention to a specific god doesn't mean its not a religious thing. Obviously, the religious right, the ones who passed it, are talking about their god.
  
  Why don't we return to "E Pluribus Unum"?
  
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