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Rick Esenberg: After Breathing Madison's Air Too Long, City Council Has Endorsed Oath Breaking Because It Doesn't Like the Definition of Marriage

By Alliance Defense Fund

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They did it - and by a landslide. The Madison City Council voted overwhelmingly to allow city officials to take a special oath of office.  As I explained in an earlier post, public officials in Wisconsin are required to take an oath pledging to uphold the federal and state constitutions. The requirement is, in fact, set forth in  the Wisconsin Constitution itself (Article IV, section 28). Section 19.01 of the Wisconsin statutes requires that, with certain exceptions that are not pertinent...(read more)

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on January 17, 2007 (boomark / email).

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