Air America reports that:
"Sometimes - nay, often - it's the small, unnoticed bills in Congress that are the most telling. Take H.R. 2679, for instance:
The measure, known as the “Public Expression of Religion Act” (H.R. 2679), would deny attorneys who get involved in church-state cases the ability to recover any of the legal fees and out-of-pocket expenses incurred in such litigation.
That's right. Hand in hand with the so-called "Pledge Protection Act" soon to be debated, it's clearly the intention of our Congressional leaders to make it impossible to legally challenge conflations of church and state.
Next bill on the docket: if you successfully prosecute a Congressman for corruption, you get a hundred lashes."
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