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Thursday, March 13, 2014
Georgia Legislature Authorizes Ten Commandments Monument On State Capitol Grounds
According to WSB-TV News, the Georgia State Senate yesterday gave final passage and sent to the governor for his signature HB 702 which authorizes placing within the capitol building or on the statehouse grounds a "historic granite monument" depicting the Preamble to the Georgia Constitution, a line from the Declaration of Independence, and the Ten Commandments. The monument is to be funded only by private contributions. The bill passed the House last week by a vote of 138-37. It passed the Senate yesterday by a vote of 40-10.
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