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If not mixing politics and religion means that God can not be mentioned in public buildings or schools, that the word Jesus is banned - then I will be for mixing them.

We may be facing a threat from the Muslims but that is no need to take all religion out of our schools, our buildings, our pledge. We have lived many, many years and formed this country with God's help - I think we still need His help and have the right to mention His name.

There is freedom of speech. There is freedom of religion and we intend to keep that no matter what Muslims, or any other group think about it.

I am frankly against all this PC nonsense. We are losing more civil rights over the Politically Correct agenda than any of the terrorist control efforts.

We are a tolerant nation and that means tolerance for our beliefs the same as for the beliefs of others. Muslims are not tolerant and I will not play into their hands and give my liberties away to make things less of a "problem".

If not mixing politics and religion means that God can not be mentioned in public buildings or schools, that the word Jesus is banned - then I will be for mixing them. We may be facing a threat from the Muslims but that is no need to take all religion out of our schools, our buildings, our pledge.

Those are government and academia buildings and not political buildings.

There is freedom of speech. There is freedom of religion and we intend to keep that no matter what Muslims, or any other group think about it.

We are free to say things that at times shouldn't be said; we are free to act like fools, we are free to make others distrust us.

I am frankly against all this PC nonsense. We are losing more civil rights over the Politically Correct agenda than any of the terrorist control efforts.

Yes, but that may be another subject.

This is an example of what I am talking about. It is non-constructive rhetoric.