BREAKING: Court Makes Decision On Whether Under God Remains In Pledge Recently, after nearly four years and hundreds of thousands of dollars, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that schools are allowed to continue hosting a voluntary pledge of allegiance using the words under God. According to Chief Justice Roderick Ireland, in a report by The Boston Globe, The fact that a school or other public entity operates a voluntary program or offers an activity that offends the religious beliefs of one or more individuals, and leaves them feeling stigmatized or excluded as a result, does not mean that the program or activity necessarily violates equal protect principles. Ireland continued on to discuss the case of parents John and Jane Doe. There is no evidence, he wrote, that the Doe children have ever been subjected to any type of punishment, bullying, or other mistreatment, criticism, condemnation, or ostracism as a result of not participating in the pledge or not reciting the words under God. Thankfully, it appears that the court system actually did what it could to support America. What do you think? Do you support the pledge of allegiance being recited in schools? 