Then, Mr. President, I believe the Senator from Alabama talked about the situation going on there today where the chief judge is embroiled in a great controversy over whether the Ten Commandments have to be taken out of the courtroom. I ask the Senator from Alabama, Mr. President, what percent of Alabamians probably believe the chief judge is right about the Ten Commandments?
Discussing the controversy surrounding the display of the Ten Commandments in Alabama courtrooms.
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