Tavia Hunt was only looking to print some nice stamps for the family Christmas cards. But what she found might become a pivotal Supreme Court case testing the deep state’s war against Christmas.
Lawyers for Hunt on Thursday sent a letter to the U.S. Postal Service demanding an explanation for a policy adopted in early 2017 that allegedly bars “all religious content” from being used on U.S. postal stamps, even those created privately through third-party printers authorized to create customized stamps.
A bar on religious imagery in stamps would be unconstitutional, according to Tavia’s lawyers at First Liberty Institute, a legal group dedicated exclusively to defending religious freedom for all Americans.
Hunt is the wife of Clarke Hunt, the owner of the Kansas City Chiefs. Earlier this year she decided to have custom stamps made from a picture of her family taken in front of the easily recognizable onion-shaped minarets of St. Basil’s Cathedral. It’s a cute if familiar image: American tourists, standing in front of St. Basil’s in silly fur hats. Hunt and two of her daughters are holding a flag reading “Chief’s Kingdom” in the team colors.
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Maybe us old guys are too quiet under the gravity of the youth. Regardless, we still press forward, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that’s no matter.
ReplyDeleteI’m always down for the green light.
8:28- WTF?!
DeleteGood for them.
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Buy their stamps.
Obama ordered the Post Office to put together a Muslim stamp and they did! It is still available and I find this disturbing and disgusting!
ReplyDeleteThe I was told the Arabic writing on it says "Death to America"!