Should "Under God" be removed from the Pledge of Allegiance?

NO!

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The last time this country mixed politics with religion, people got burned at the stake.

It wasn't in the origianl pledge. It was only added the last time the Republicans ran everything. Take it out. One Nation, Indivisable.

because that's not the original pledge.

the commies are coming the commies are coming, run for your lives!!!! they're coming to get us!!!!! WHAAAAAA

morons...

i voted no, but i didnt know it wasnt in the original pledge. i guess then, maybe it should be taken out. But, my arguement for keeping is that for tradition's sake, and that the people who got this whole thing started were atheists, and what percentage of the population is atheist, maybe 10%? Why should the majority who want it have to take a back seat to the minority. sounds like a republican arguement, but i want to assure you that i do have a backbone

It doesn't matter either way. I can thank God and say it if I want to anyway. So go ahead and take it out or leave it in. God is there no matter what they do.

BTW, I just heard some of the questioning by the SC Justices today. And right now, I'd say it doesn't look so good for Mr. Newdowel (sp). I think he's going to be blown out of the water.

And what's so ridiculous about this man is that he doesn't have custody of this little girl he is using. And her mother AND the little girl are not a part of this guy's quest....and do not support him.

He reminds me of some sourpuss that isnt' happy in his life...and wants everybody else to be as unhappy as he is.

I don't believe in a God, the God, or the idea of God in general, why should I pledge that this nation is under something I believe does not exist. Like ThereseM said, people who believe in God can thank God or pray to God silently. US supposedly guarantees religous freedom, including the freedom to denounce religion.

Also, why are foreigners going to American schools required to recite the pledge of allegiance? They aren't US citizens, why should they pledge allegiance to the US?

well, they are US citizens if they are here legally. Then again, maybe some of them arent here legally....hmmmm