from the Irony files

[fox]

So here is an article about how SCOTUS is hearing oral arguments in two cases, up from Texas and Kentucky, on the question of these Ten Commandments displays outside courthouses.  Article gives the history of the issue that you'd expect -- blah blah non-establishment, blah blah other secular purpose and images of secular documents as well, blah blah Pledge of Allegiance, and so on, and comes complete with pictures of people praying outside the Supreme Court.

And here's a quote from one of those people:  '"I don't think government should be in the business of morality," said David Condo, 40, of Beltsville, Md.'

But I'll bet you a hundred dollars I know which way Mr. Condo votes on abortion and marriage rights (just to name two).