Thank you Chas. It is also why I don't worry about whoever gets
into power generally. All the blah-blah talk that goes on during
campaigning or giving speeches and what not, amounts to fluff
UNLESS there are laws and constitutional changes that affect the
critical secularism of the USA. That's why the white house press
secretary spoke up when he did. Such a rare event for that. But
Trump was treading on _very_ wrong ground there when he crossed
that line the other day. He can still sorta get away with it
because he's campaigning but if by some weird reason he became
president (I doubt he'll make the republican nomination process
although I'm ready to be surprised), the checks + balances
system, the laws, the constitution, would necessarily prevent
that from happening. Not that it's _impossible_ for the US to
become a theocracy but I find it very unlikely.* We've survived
with our secularism for THIS long. Of course, I could be way off
base as well. tongue emoticon
