Day of prayer established 2 days after the 1st Amendment was, by the very framers of the 1st Amendment

Preposterous…

“Last week, Barbara Crabb, a federal judge appointed by former president Jimmy Carter, declared that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional. Bizarrely, she said it is a violation of the First Amendment.

Yet the tradition of national days of prayer goes back to our very first congress and our first president. Just two days after members of Congress passed the First Amendment, they asked President George Washington to declare a national day of thanksgiving and prayer. In response to this request from Congress, President Washington, less than a week after passage of the First Amendment, issued just such a proclamation on October 3, 1789. "

You can make an impact. Go to your local City Hall at 12:20-12:40pm (during your lunchbreak) and pray for America.