Respectfully, do you believe God has a valuable role in American society, our schools, our culture since its Founding? And what role should the word “God” be uttered? The Seperation of Church and State is not stated in the U.S. Constitution! It merely says the government can not “Establish a Religion”. So we have freedom of religion. Do you think prayer should have been taken out of public schools, because it used to be there? Where God is Stated: The Declaration of Independence: “We are endowed by our Creator with certain inalienable rights. That among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness”(no guarantees there) On our Currency: In God We Trust The Pledge of Allegiance: One Nation, under God…. The Oath of Office: “So help me God” My thoughts: May God bless you, and God bless America!

It’s Presidents’ Day and I included him in my Top 7 Presidents in U.S. history (1933-1945). The only President to serve more than 2 terms. The 22nd Amendment was passed after he passed away in office saying presidents could only be elected to 2 terms. 10 years maximum if becoming president as VP to President like Lyndon Johnson when JFK was assassinated, could still run for 2 elections. What are your thoughts on term limits for a U.S. President and do you think Congressmen, Senators, and Supreme Court Justices should have terms limits of some kind because they don’t?

If you enjoy U.S history and countdown lists, this is for you! My Top 7 Most Influential Presidents in American History. Does Mt. Rushmore remain intact? Let me know your opinions on the comments and any tweaks you would make.

Welcome @Kimberly Anne to our community! Now a Portugal resident, who is from the United States! So please give a warm welcome! We discuss our freedoms, local area history and culture, the U.S. Constitution, and historical periods from Colonial times to present day. Please introduce yourself. I am honored to have you here.

From Australia @Stephanie Kara has joined our history community!!!!!! Please welcome her and we can hear a story or two from “The Land Down Under”! We discuss our own local history here, historical time periods from colonial times to present day, our great wars, Presidents, infrastructure, and the U.S Constitution with our freedoms in mind.