[muawiyah]

How you look at that bill depends on whether or not someone intended to impose it on churches (clearly unconstitutional and a cause for tarring, feathering and hanging the guilty legislators), or would it be a voluntary means to protect valuable assets from predatory lawsuits.

I have no doubt there are constituents in SW Connecticut who would vote to hang every Catholic from a yardarm, which makes me kind of wonder why those legislators sought to blame them. Is this the start of an ethnic war?

[Zeppo]

spokesman for McDonald said the matter is a committee bill, and the concept's original language came from concerned constituents in lower Fairfield County.

Well, let's put that to the test. I'm a "concerned constituent in lower Fairfield County."

So, what do I have to do to get my wording into a committee bill that will be taken up by the Democrat-infested judiciary committee?

I won't hold my breath...

[Salvation]

In my archdiocese, the archbishop put all the individiaul church properties into trusts or something like that so that money mongers could not attach them.

Hmmmm.

[joma89]

One more step to making Christianity illegal in this country. We had better fight back now or the basic foundation of this country will be lost.

JoMa

[Alas Babylon!]

Who is Healy?

The link doesn’t work.

[arthurus]

I was born in Connecticut, lived there 9 days. I never had an urge to return to the land of my birth. Now I have a strong urge to not go to that whole part of the country.