LGBTQ Congressman Elect to take his oath on a Comic Book

Democratic congressman will swear oath on a comic book instead of Bible

California’s Robert Garcia announced that he plans to place his hand on a collection of documents, including a classic Superman comic and a copy of his citizenship certificate.

Of course, he's a Democrat. And from California. And he's a naturalized citizen immigrating from Peru. And he's got a grudge as the openly gay Representative-elect. He used to be a Republican and then switched to Democrat. He fell for the Obama line.

Garcia: “My love of comics influenced me growing up." We can tell.

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Our nation's history provides overwhelming evidence that America was birthed upon Judeo-Christian principles. The first act of America's first Congress in 1774 was to ask a minister to open with prayer and to lead Congress in the reading of four chapters of the Bible.

In 1776, in approving the Declaration of Independence, our founders acknowledged that all men "are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights..." and noted that they were relying "on the protection of Divine Providence" in the founding of this country. John Quincy Adams said, "The Declaration of Independence laid the cornerstone of human government upon the first precepts of Christianity."

Also, the signers of the 1783 Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War, insisted the treaty begin with the phrase, "In the name of the most holy and undivided Trinity." [usnews.com]