By GottaLaff
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Sarah Sled-Poodle believes in freedom of choice (her own, not anybody else's):
Consider that one month before the resolution passed the six-member, part-time city council, in June 2002, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Michael Newdow — ruling that the pledge’s language violated the First Amendment, which says “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.”

Newdow had sued his daughter’s school district over reciting the “under God” phrase in classrooms, claiming it injured his daughter by listening to teachers assert there is a god.

Palin, a pro-life Christian who ran for mayor on her conservative values, wasn’t going to stand for that. An ardent supporter of the phrase, she defended it again four years later when running for governor.From a previous post:
The pledge, of course, was not written until 1892 and the words "under God" were not added until the 1950s [during the McCarthy era]. From Wikipedia.Not. Fit. For office.