Across the country, lawmakers are pushing a flood of bills that blur — if not bulldoze — the line between state and church. These legislative efforts threaten the constitutional promise of a secular government. Throughout the remainder of state legislative sessions, we’ll break down the worst offenders, highlight the latest state/church battles, and inform you about the fight to keep policy free from religious intrusions.
Buckle up — it’s going to be a wild (and profoundly unconstitutional) ride.
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