Gonzalez opens website to register complaints

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Justice Department is launching a program to enforce protections against religious discrimination, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced Tuesday. The First Freedom Project would increase education about religious discrimination by holding a series of training seminars throughout the country over coming months, Gonzales told leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention.

Gonzales said he also plans to create a Religious Freedom Task Force, which will review policies and religious discrimination cases. He said he doesn't know how much the program will cost.



"One of our most cherished freedoms ... is our religious freedom," he said. "It is a fundamental part of our nation's history."The first training seminar will be held in Kansas City, Mo., in March, followed by seminars in Tampa, Fla., in April and Seattle in May. Other dates and locations will be announced later.

As part of the new program, the Justice Department is setting up a Web site, http://www.firstfreedom.gov, with information on enforcement and how to file a religious discrimination complaint.

So, Bushco is facillitating the wingnuts' bogus complaints. I say, every time they try to write their religious strictures into our laws, we should all go to the website and fill out a complaint. When they pay no attention to all the complaints by the secular population, then we could register complaints about that. Complaints will follow complaints, in a downward spiral of hateful vicious slander. Just about what we need right now, no?

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