AUSCS: “If Cuccinelli wants to see a Nativity scene, why doesn’t he put one in his front yard?”

I know it’s shocking, but Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has stirred up controversy yet again. This time, it’s over the separation of church and state, and specifically Cooch’s opinion “that a locality can erect holiday Christmas displays on public property, as long as the displays are balanced to represent other faiths and secular beliefs.”

Now, Americans United for Separation of Church and State – an alien concept to Cooch and his pals like “Sideshow Bob” Marshall – has weighed in, commenting that Cooch’s opinion “reads more like an op-ed than a legal advisory,” and predicting that it “is almost certain to lead to bitter community divisiveness.” There are lots of quotable quotes in press release by AUSCS, including my favorite, “If Cuccinelli wants to see a Nativity scene, why doesn’t he put one in his front yard at home?”

Well, at least crazy Eugene Delgaudio – yes, that guy! – is happy.