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Should 'Under God' Be in the Pledge of Allegiance? Twitter Says Yes

By    |   Tuesday, 04 November 2014 09:25 PM EST

The controversy over whether the words “under God” should be included in the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance gets a decided thumbs up from many people on Twitter.

While some have pointed to the separation of church and state as a reason to drop that phrase from the pledge, on Twitter, the overwhelming posts come in support of saying the words that have been used since 1954.


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To show their support, many people simply post the pledge, with no additional comments.


But others let their feelings about the controversy be known.


 



 



 

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The controversy over whether the words "under God" should be included in the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance gets a decided thumbs up from many people on Twitter.
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