Gorsuch: America Is An Idea, And I Have No Idea Where Those Ideas Come From
The Founders did codify "ideas" -- but those ideas came from somewhere, and that somewhere was Christianity.
The Founders did codify "ideas" -- but those ideas came from somewhere, and that somewhere was Christianity.
The recordings are compliments of the Oversight Project, a government watchdog that fought for two years to bring them to the public.
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The Founders did codify "ideas" -- but those ideas came from somewhere, and that somewhere…
The usual suspects framed the event as an attempt to rewrite American history by portraying America as a nation founded in Christianity.
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