Is Lt. Governor Patrick Serious About Saving Texas Monuments?
By Carole Hornsby Haynes
In the March 3rd Republican primary nearly 98% of Texas voters supported Proposition 7 which would prohibit the removal of historic monuments in Texas, including the Cenotaph.
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick acknowledged the results of the proposition in his March 5 press release about the Alamo’s Cenotaph. Yet he already knew how Texans felt from the public backlash against the removal of Confederate memorials.
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In January 2019, the first two Muslim women in Congress, Minnesota's Ilhan Omar and Michigan's Rashida Tlaib, were sworn in. Instead of using the Bible, each placed her hand on the Quran, swearing to "support and defend the U.S. Constitution...So help me God."
“In Islam, the 
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