Christian minister sues Pelosi and Harris
for access to Capitol grounds so he can
hold a vigil on Good Friday -- as he
claims fencing put up after riots violates
his First Amendment rights
Posted By: OhioNick, 3/31/2021 3:20:05 PM
A Christian pastor has filed a federal lawsuit against Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Kamala Harris after his request to hold a Good Friday vigil on the grounds of the Capitol was denied. He alleges that the denial prevents him from exercising his right to free speech, with the barricades essentially creating a 'no-speech zone.' Patrick Mahoney, a Presbyterian reverend from Virginia, said in his Tuesday complaint that his 30-plus-year-long tradition of holding the service on the Lower Western Terrace was denied this year by the Capitol Hill Police Department.
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Cleveland Indians prohibiting fans with
redface, Native American headdresses
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redface, Native American headdresses
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