Resolved: Christmas should be rescinded as a national holiday in the U.S.

They didn’t lobby to stop it. Complaining about it on a website is not “lobbying.”

Read the context of that paragraph again, Shodan. I was not talking about Ashcroft but about public prayers at football games and valedictory speeches at high school graduations. Read with comprehension next time. I accept your apology in advance.

I suspected we would deny that a press release put out by a Washington based political pressure group would constitute “lobbying”.

tomndebb - I can’t follow your link back to the WP article. What was claimed was that “many employees” complained that they had felt “pressure” to join Ashcroft’s prayer group. I have no doubt that many people, specifically the ACLU and their ilk, complained about it. That is meaningless - what was alleged has not been proved. What are the names of the employees, and what specifically was the pressure that was exerted on them?

Disregarding for the moment the howls of derisive dismissal that would follow a cite from FreeRepublic on any other topic.

Regards,
Shodan

Jusrt like your claim that the ACLU has ever tried to prevent someone from worshipping.

[QUOTE=Shodan]
I suspected we would deny that a press release put out by a Washington based political pressure group would constitute “lobbying”. [.quote]
Of course it’s not lobbying. What do you think that word means?