Is "separation of church and state" actually IN the constitution . . . . like liberals would have you believe???

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

NO IT"S NOT !!!
But the liberal "educated elites" would like you to THINK it is.

On Constitution, Christine O'Donnell is Right and the "Smart People" are Wrong
October 20, 2010
Rush Limbaugh:
Okay, here we go, last night, MessNBC, Last Word, Lawrence O'Donnell had on
the supposed comedian Bill Maher. They're talking about Christine
O'Donnell, First Amendment, separation church and state. The arrogant,
condescending Lawrence O'Donnell said, "How do you think the crazier
candidates -- Christine O'Donnell, Paladino -- how do you think they've
been handling their liabilities? Christine O'Donnell does a commercial
saying, 'I'm not a witch,' they have real challenges in dealing with
these liabilities like we've never seen before."

MAHER: She thinks because she has been living in this Fox News, Matt Drudge, Rush
Limbaugh bubble for so long that he's the one who doesn't understand
what the Constitution is. It was at a law school so they're all
laughing at her. She thinks separation of church and state, the
concept, is not in the Constitution. So when Chris Coons actually
quotes the Constitution, she says, "Yeah, that's in the First
Amendment?" (laughing) Yes, Christine, it is.

RUSH: Now, here's the arrogance and the condescension. It's not. I've told
you, I live in Literalville. There is not a whole lot of gray in
Literalville. There's a lot of black and white in Literalville. It's
not in the Constitution conceptually, contextually, or otherwise. The
Founding Fathers never once wrote anything about there being a wall of
separation between religion and government and the people. These
people are interpreting it to say Pat Robertson shouldn't run for
office, or Jerry Falwell shouldn't run for office, or devout Christians
shouldn't run for office. That's how they've interpreted it. They're
scared of it. But the wall doesn't exist. This is classic. These are
the "smart people," O'Donnell and Bill Maher. In their own
self-appointed worlds, they are the smart people and O'Donnell's the
dunce. That's the template, yet she's the one that's right. And as I
said yesterday, the scary thing is not what she said, the scary thing
is that a bunch of law students laughed at her, a bunch of law students
who obviously are being maleducated, ill-educated or what have you.
Lawrence O'Donnell and Bill Maher epitomize the ugliness of
liberalism. They are stupid and smug about it at the same time.
RUSH: You know, I'm really curious to know if these liberals elites like
Lawrence O'Donnell and Bill Maher and all the rest of them -- I wonder
if they -- realize that a lot of states did have official churches at
the time of the First Amendment's adoption. I wonder if they even know
that. Why would they know it? They haven't attended schools that
teach the truth about this country in many, many moons.

[Richard Allan Jenni]

Thanks, Philip!