Letitia James

Do you think that our forefathers... I don't want to give you a chance to talk, but I also just want to make sure that I'm getting an answer to my question.

I'm just asking you simple questions.

I'm just asking you simple questions.

I'm just asking you simple questions.

Do you know who coined the term separation church and state? Who is that? I believe it was Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson in that letter was referring to the First Amendment of the Constitution, the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause, which clearly create a separation of church and state.

Do you know who coined the term separation church and state? Who is that? I believe it was Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson in that letter was referring to the First Amendment of the Constitution, the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause, which clearly create a separation of church and state.

Do you know who coined the term separation church and state? Who is that? I believe it was Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson in that letter was referring to the First Amendment of the Constitution, the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause, which clearly create a separation of church and state.

Okay, we established that our founding fathers wanted a separation of church and state.

Okay, we established that our founding fathers wanted a separation of church and state.

Okay, we established that our founding fathers wanted a separation of church and state.

I disagree with that. Do you think the Constitution is foundational to our country? I do. Why doesn't your bill mandate that the Constitution be posted in every classroom?

I disagree with that. Do you think the Constitution is foundational to our country? I do. Why doesn't your bill mandate that the Constitution be posted in every classroom?

I disagree with that. Do you think the Constitution is foundational to our country? I do. Why doesn't your bill mandate that the Constitution be posted in every classroom?

Yeah, and I'm not interested in micromanaging what posters are put up in classrooms, which is why I would never carry a bill like this. But I'm asking why, since you are in the business of deciding what posters are up in a classroom and which ones aren't, why is the Constitution... not taking that prime spot because it's the most foundational document.

Yeah, and I'm not interested in micromanaging what posters are put up in classrooms, which is why I would never carry a bill like this. But I'm asking why, since you are in the business of deciding what posters are up in a classroom and which ones aren't, why is the Constitution... not taking that prime spot because it's the most foundational document.

Yeah, and I'm not interested in micromanaging what posters are put up in classrooms, which is why I would never carry a bill like this. But I'm asking why, since you are in the business of deciding what posters are up in a classroom and which ones aren't, why is the Constitution... not taking that prime spot because it's the most foundational document.

I'm just in a brain fog. Let me move on. I'll move on. Yes, I understand.

I'm just in a brain fog. Let me move on. I'll move on. Yes, I understand.

I'm just in a brain fog. Let me move on. I'll move on. Yes, I understand.

Elon Musk ist ein Texas-Besitzer. Also wäre er theoretisch zuständig, um für diese Finanzen zu beteiligen? Ja. Es wurde gerade erklärt, dass Elon sein 14. Kind verurteilt hat. Ich habe das angeschaut. Acht von ihnen sind unter dem Schuljahr. Also sagen wir, er bekommt eine Voucher für jede dieser acht Kinder. Das ist über 80.000 pro Jahr in Taxifunds, mehr als das, was die meisten Lehrer machen.