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Free Speech Case A Difficult One for the US Supreme Court

By Thomas J. Crane on October 6, 2010
Posted in General

I served in Iraq for a year and devoted 28 years of my life (mostly part-time as a Reservist) to the military. So, seeing signs like "Thank God for Dead Soldiers" at a funeral for a dead soldier angers me beyond belief.  See news report.  I cannot understand a church that openly, proudly protests…

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