ACLU Wants Illinois Town to Remove Jesus Signs

As you enter the small town of Alorton,Ill., you'll see two green-and-white billboards that read: "Welcome to The Village of Alorton.Where Jesus is Lord.Randy McCallum Mayor."As if on cue,the American Civil Liberties Union is objecting.The group says the signs may be unconstitutional,but hasn't determined what action,if any,to take.
Callie Mobley,who was mayor in the 1980s,pushed for the signs."All I got was compliments,"she told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch."And I mean I got compliments.Compliments, compliments,
compliments."Bruce Hausknecht, judicial analyst for Focus on the Family Action, said:"If the Supreme Court hadn't erroneously decided at one point that the First Amendment phrase 'Congress shall make no law...'should now include states, municipalities,even schools,we would not be in the position where an organization like the ACLU could roam to and fro across the land,seeking those acknowledgements of God they could devour with their well-oiled machine of intimidation and litigation."The arrogance displayed here by the ACLU in not caring if the whole town believes the sign's message is illustrative of the Left's intentions of coercing every corner of the country to follow its secularized, anti-Christian worldview."
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