No Separation of Church and State When Tragedy Strikes

By Warren Rojas

Posted April 15, 2013 at 7:18pm

The twin blasts that rocked the Boston Marathon Monday sparked an outpouring of support from suddenly somber and reflective pols. The one thing they almost all defaulted to was prayer:

We hear ya.

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