The right to freely profess and practice a faith or not practice a faith is a fundamental right in our country.
Ben Cardin: “The right to freely profess and practice a faith or not practice a faith is a fundamental right in our country.”
On the recordMarch 28, 2011
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Cardin asserts that freedom of religion is a core American right.
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