- A federal judge has ruled the National Day of Prayer to be unconstitutional. The American Center for Law and Justice and the Alliance Defense Fund react negatively.
- Richard Viguerie really is quite smitten with the Tea Party movement.
- Rick Green says his Texas Supreme Court loss is really a win for “liberty-loving patriots.”
- Matt Barber attacks ENDA in the Washington Times.
- The Alliance Defense Fund is launching its “Church Project, a new legal effort to protect churches from excessive and unconstitutional government intrusion prohibited by the First Amendment” designed to bloster its “Pulpit Initiative.”
- Troy Titus is a graduate of both Regent University and Liberty University … and he’ll now be serving 30 years in prison for defrauding clients out of $8 million through a Ponzi scheme.
- Finally, Eric Buehrer complains that the American Library Association’s list of most frequently “challenged” books is really an attempt to “put a chilling effect on the free speech of parents.” Buehrer is apparently utterly unaware of the irony of that complaint.
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