Ted Cruz: Our Religious Liberties Are Under Attack
"How [far] through the looking glass have we gone?" he said, that the government
is now litigating with people defending their religious faith.
(Washington Times) Mr. Cruz, Texas Republican and fierce critic of President Obama, focused heavily on America’s founding principles of faith and freedom in a speech that ranged in subject from Bible to Martin Luther King Jr. to America’s founding, in turns sounding like a history professor or a pastor delivering his Sunday sermon.
The senator said he wasn’t there to talk politics, but delved into the various flash points between atheists and religiously affiliated groups. He also hit the IRS over its recent political targeting scandal.
"The federal government has no business asking any American the content of our prayers," Mr. Cruz said.
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(Washington Times) Mr. Cruz, Texas Republican and fierce critic of President Obama, focused heavily on America’s founding principles of faith and freedom in a speech that ranged in subject from Bible to Martin Luther King Jr. to America’s founding, in turns sounding like a history professor or a pastor delivering his Sunday sermon.
The senator said he wasn’t there to talk politics, but delved into the various flash points between atheists and religiously affiliated groups. He also hit the IRS over its recent political targeting scandal.
"The federal government has no business asking any American the content of our prayers," Mr. Cruz said.
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