Four years to get this done, and I do not think anyone would ever have anticipated how long it would take to get this to the floor, particularly when we have so many Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle who have sponsored, in some form or the other, school prayer, voluntary school prayer amendments. I do have a question, though, that has been raised by some people in my district that have expressed some concerns, and I think I mentioned some of them to the gentleman. In the case of a classroom, as I envision this, say first period in the morning, after rollcall, whatever, should a student lead a school prayer, he or she would have a right to, after the Religious Freedom Amendment is adopted by the requisite number of States, correct?
Jack Kingston: “Four years to get this done, and I do not think anyone would ever have anticipated how long it would take to get this to…”
On the recordMay 5, 1998
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Discussing the timeline and implications of the Religious Freedom Amendment related to school prayer.
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