“The right of conscience used to be an inalienable right. That word inalienable meant ‘not to be touched by government,’ period,” Barton said on The Glenn Beck Program. “If you can’t protect the rights of conscience as an inalienable right, then everything below that, the government is going to regulate as well.”Friday, April 17, 2015
David Barton Says This Is Why Americans Must Stand Up for Their Right of Conscience | Video | TheBlaze.com
David Barton Says This Is Why Americans Must Stand Up for Their Right of Conscience | Video | TheBlaze.com:
“The right of conscience used to be an inalienable right. That word inalienable meant ‘not to be touched by government,’ period,” Barton said on The Glenn Beck Program. “If you can’t protect the rights of conscience as an inalienable right, then everything below that, the government is going to regulate as well.”
“The right of conscience used to be an inalienable right. That word inalienable meant ‘not to be touched by government,’ period,” Barton said on The Glenn Beck Program. “If you can’t protect the rights of conscience as an inalienable right, then everything below that, the government is going to regulate as well.”
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