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Comic-Con: First Amendment Central

By Warren Rojas
Posted July 19, 2013 at 11:22pm

SAN DIEGO — We hate to break it to everyone that camps out on the front steps of the Capitol to get their First Amendment on, but Comic-Con appears to be much more fertile ground for advocating religious freedom.

(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)

You’ve got the good.

(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)

The presumably bad.

(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)
(Warren Rojas/CQ Roll Call)

And the heretical all hanging within 100 feet of one another…

Mission accomplished, Founding Fathers!

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