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   From: impeach_obama@yahoo.com   
      
   By Todd Starnes   
      
   Thou shall not remove the Ten Commandments.   
      
   That’s the declaration from a federal district court –   
   dismissing a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union   
   against Dixie County, Fla. and ending a six-year legal battle.   
      
   The ACLU sued the county after they allowed a private citizen to   
   erect a six-ton monument of the Ten Commandments atop the steps   
   of the courthouse.   
      
   A 75-year-old North Carolina man, who happens to be an ACLU   
   member, objected to the monument – which led to the lawsuit.   
      
   Liberty Counsel represented the county and challenged the ACLU’s   
   standing to bring a suit on behalf of a member who lives   
   hundreds of miles away from the monument.”   
      
   Senior District Judge Maurice Paul dismissed the case after the   
   ACLU admitted that their client did not plan to buy property in   
   Dixie County and therefore lacks standing to sue.   
      
   In addition to dismissing the case, the ACLU will be responsible   
   for several thousand dollars in court costs.   
      
   “This was a great victory,” Liberty Counsel Founder Mathew   
   Staver told Fox News. “What it says about the bully tactics by   
   the ACLU is that if you resist them, you can win.”   
      
   “The usual way they win is my intimidation or default – when the   
   government officials cave in under the threat of a lawsuit,”   
   Staver said.   
      
   The county had a policy that allowed private citizens to put up   
   different kinds of displays – including the religious monuments.   
      
   Harry Mihet, senior litigation counsel for Liberty Counsel, said   
   the ACLU got caught with its hands in the “constitutional cookie   
   jar.”   
      
   “It’s prolonged campaign against the good citizens of Dixie   
   County has come to a screeching halt,” he said. “In getting   
   kicked out of court, the ACLU has learned that it cannot impose   
   its San Francisco values upon a small town in Florida – using a   
   phantom member from North Carolina.   
      
   The ACLU did not return calls seeking comment.   
      
   http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/aclu-loses-ten-   
   commandments-case.html   
      
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   liberals while you are both under fire by foreign agents of the   
   outlaw Obama administration?   
      
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