Patriot Mobile

This Sunday, a bit different … Instead of a person or persons that should be deserving of honor and praise, I am nominating a company … Patriot Mobile, a Texas-based cellphone company,

The background from Epoch Share:

“In God We Trust” became the official motto of the United States in 1956 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower put his signature on a bill that gave it the force of law.

Texas state Sen. Bryan Hughes, a Republican co-authored a bill in 2003 that allowed schools to display the motto, and last year he authored the “In God We Trust Act,” which requires a school to display the motto as long as the signs featuring the motto came from private donations, at no cost to taxpayers.

The same  Sen. Bryan Hughes, a Republican, co-authored Senate Bill 797, which was passed last year and requires schools to display the motto as long as the signs featuring it came from private donations, at no cost to taxpayers.

The law states that Texas public schools and institutions of higher learning must display the national motto in a “conspicuous place,” and an increasing number of signs featuring the words have been donated to school districts across Texas.

So far it sounds as if Sen. Bryan Hughes should be given my Sunday award. Where does Patriot Mobile come in?

Patriot Mobile, a Texas-based cellphone company, donated several “In God We Trust” signs to Carroll Independent School District (ISD) campuses, saying in a statement on social media that they’re “proud to be a part of having our nation’s motto hung in our public schools.”

“Our mission is to passionately defend our God-given, Constitutional rights and freedoms, and to glorify God always,” the company added.

The company later clarified that they donated framed “In God We Trust” posters to “many other school districts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and we will continue to do so until all the schools in the area receive them.”

“We are honored to be part of bringing God back into our public schools!” the company said.

Clearly Patriot Mobile is a company that we can all admire.

Too bad we do not have a Bryan Hughes or Patriot Mobile here in California.

8/21/22

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