Does anyone know of an openly atheist congressperson currently or soon to be serving in the U.S. Congress?
..takes me back to my hometown of Portland, Oregon.. I don’t know that he’s ever openly proclaimed his atheism, though I bet it wouldn’t be too hard to squeeze it out of him. And what a guy.. While manning the Dem’s booth at our state fair (yah, got to go to state!) I was once mistaken for Earl. Told her, that’s likely the highest compliment I’ve ever received Miss him, and Oregon: [blumenauer.house.gov]
They will sell their souls to anyone for the Almighty Dollar. With all the blood on their hands I would have to thing that they are all qualified Fascists if that qualifies as a Religion. I don't consider the Southern Christian Coalition religious by any stretch of the imagination.
That’s sick - and wrong, sir. If you’ve not met an honest US Congressional Representative, you’re runnin with the wrong pack.
I would imagine yes.
Not something useful to talk about for a next term though.
They re but they sometimes refer to themselves as nones. See my posting about Danny Westneat.
According to American Atheist there is 1 Atheist that's in congress. Visit the site www.americanatheist.org
Good to know. I just now found out that the new senator from Arizona, Sinema, is openly non-theist, and bi-sexual. I had no idea. Then again, unless someone else brings it up, it never even occurs to me to inquire about anyone's private life.
Although I hesitate to claim him to say the least I believe trump is an atheist/apathetic/agnostic who is using religion as a cloak. Im sure quite a few others do the same for insidious reasons and quite a few for decent reasons. Its not legal for me as an atheist to run for any state gov positions in TN though and people still have a great deal of prejudice against atheists. Some poll said people literally trust child molesters more somehow, thats how warped the psyche of the religous ring wingnuts is at this point.
The only openly atheist candidate this go around that I heard of lost. We live in idiocracy.
It seems to be fashionable in politics to at least pretend to believe in a god of some sort.