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In the tank.

Race day.

Taking liberties.

Here’s some good news (via WorldMagBlog) about an issue Michelle has followed quite a bit: a previous order requiring the City of San Diego to remove the Mount Soledad War Memorial Cross has been vacated–by the (extremely liberal) Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The litigation continues, however.

***update: new photo of unhinged professor caught on camera***

Northern Kentucky University professor Sally Jacobsen tears the “Cemetery of Innocents” sign on Wednesday evening. Photo credit: Sarah Loman, The Northerner Online
Look–liberal “tolerance” at work again! An unhinged feminist professor tells her students to wreck a pro-life display of crosses (via Cincinnati Enquirer):
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS – A professor [...]

San Diego citizens voted overwhelmingly yesterday to protect the cross at Mount Soledad, which has been under fire by secularists. But the fight’s not over yet:
A ballot measure to preserve the Mount Soledad cross on public land in La Jolla easily surpassed the two-thirds support it needed for approval Tuesday night.
But the voters’ decision on [...]

The city of San Diego votes today on a referendum to save the giant cross at Mount Soledad, which has long been under fire by an atheist activist. Via the San Diego Union Tribune:
If two-thirds of San Diego voters approve the measure, the city would donate the cross, a set of memorial walls and the [...]

Remember this embattled cross?

When last I blogged about the beloved war memorial on a mountaintop in the San Diego area, a local atheist seemed on the verge of winning a protacted legal battle to tear the cross down.
Now, it’s headed for a citywide vote.
After an emotional six-hour hearing in which veterans pleaded with the City [...]

An aggrieved atheist has won his longtime battle against a 43-foot cross that stood on a mountaintop in the San Diego area. AP reports:
A 43-foot cross is to be removed from public land after a 15-year legal battle came to an end this week when the City Council rejected a proposal to transfer the land [...]