Navy bans sailors from going to church services, but not large parties

 

 

Dear John, 

Thumbing its nose at President Trump's declaration that houses of worship are "essential places that provide essential services," the U.S. Navy has banned all Navy personnel, including chaplains, from attending in-house church services.

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"It's ridiculous to consider the U.S. Navy issuing an order that says gathering for worship is banned, but gathering for a protest is OK," said Abraham Hamilton III, general counsel for American Family Association. "Though President Trump has declared churches are essential, our Navy has threatened to court-marital service members if they agree with the president and attend indoor church services. We have entered upside-down land."

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"Of course, Schumer's attacks were ‘inappropriate’ and ‘wrong!’ He should be CENSURED," Hawley tweeted Friday, in response to a video of CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin, who stated Schumer's remarks sounded "like a physical threat."

Co-sponsored by 14 senators, Hawley’s resolution claims Schumer’s comments were "an attempt to unduly influence the judicial decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States… ."

We agree with Hawley. And we agree that Schumer should be censured for his dangerous and inappropriate comments.

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([link removed])Urge your senators to vote in favor of censuring Schumer([link removed]) for his threats against members of the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Rob Chambers, Vice-President
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